Do you sell anything that would allow me to hook this up to a battery pack?
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I don't think they do but get any 12 volt battery and a 5.5 x 2.1 mm barrel plug and wire it up to the battery. The barrel plug will fit into the LED controller. But beware, I have done this and it drains a battery fast! It appears to draw between 1 and 2 amps. Make sure your battery is big enough.
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depending on the size of your battery a 36 watt draw at maximum brightness at 12 volts would drain a battery fairly fast. it's about 2 amp draw. if you dim the lights it would last longer.
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There are several available here on Amazon. Do a search for "12v 4a power supply".
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use an power adapter that has 5v-1000ma to charge your battery pack, plug it into the micro usb port(most of the cell phone charger are capable)
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Tom, I got my battery from the manufacture but I think you could check places like Battery Plus. They may have the battery or a similar set up. Good luck!
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Not sure but I would try Radio Shack because it is probably a standard commonly found charger? Good Luck!
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none that i know of, but battery warehouse should carry something as they say they have everything
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There is, but I was unsuccessful in getting one that works properly. I found a 3V 500mW or mA (i forget) but it produced a large buzzing sound when turned on. So it may only use less Amps or more Amps, such as <500mA or 1000mA (1A) repectively. In the end I stuck to batteries as I realized that these were only 20 bucks and Ill invest in a better set down the road.
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Sorry, I do not have faintest idea where you might find one outside of Philips. But, you might try the Radio Shack and look for a pin compatible device that has an output of 15 volts at 5.4 watts with a max current output of 300 milli-amps. Good luck.
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I bought no adapter for it.. What do you need an adapter for, exactly? It just runs off batteries, that I know of.
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Sorry for delay in answer, you may be able to get one through amazon, if not any Hobie shop would carry a charger that will change battery, tower hobbies is a good site to go to for hobby stuff
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Sure! Just eBay a charger for the right voltage and battery type you need and wham bam, you're stylin'.
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you should be able to, although a stick or butterfly battery would probably fit better
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Best place I've found is BatteriesPlus.com . Check your Yellow Pages, they might have a store in your area. This is not a plug for BatteriesPlus, just an answer.
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it must be plugged into a wall socket. Or if you have a power inverter you could use a 12vt outlet. It does not have a battery in it.
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I would contact the seller to see if they will provide a 220v charger for you. They might have one that you can purchase.
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No, but as stated previously, it does last quite a long time on batteries. Also, I'm sure you have an extra adapter around that will work. If not, you can pick and inexpensive one up at Radio Shack or a similar place.
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You can buy a power supply to eliminate the need for batteries. Check the instructions or go to google for more information.