Re: running calc on AC adaptor . . . . . SOUND? :)

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Subject: Re: running calc on AC adaptor . . . . . SOUND? :)
From: Jack the Klipper <toru@ONLINE.NO>
Date: Sat, 1 Nov 1997 22:58:59 +0100
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DULCE97 wrote:
>
> Well that sounds like a reasonably good idea.  Is anyone planning on trying
>  it?>
> >Modem Boy,
> >
> >Power jacks are available that break the battery connection when the =
> >cord from the AC adapter is plugged in.  Try a Switchcraft N112A =
> >available from Digikey for $2.37
> >.............etc...............
>
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There is a adapter like this for Nintendo GameBoy. You put in in where
batteries
are inserted, and into a socket on your wall. The batteries are bigger
here, but I
thought that if this already was done with bigger batteries, then it
shouldn't be so
hard to make one.(If you have one to look on while working)
Maybe you can buy a ti8X AC-adapt already?(well a 4 battery adaptor
anyway)
Oh and why not use rechargable batteries??? :)

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