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Re: Battery Power for loopers;Re: Corrections: Footprint of the LP-2Mini Looper
Take a look at this site.
www.streetmusician.co.uk/buskingpower/
On 5/22/11, andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> I wouldn't rule out finding such a device already available.
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> Here's an example
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> http://tinyurl.com/3t7kpoa
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> ...although I wouldn't recommend buying that particular one,
> it's untested, and such batteries don't last forever.
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> andy
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> Zak Kramer wrote:
>> If I knew anything about electronics, I might...but I don't even know
>> where to start looking to learn how to put such a thing together, and my
>> understanding is that this is an area where you don't want to just guess
>> & hope.
>>
>> Zak Kramer
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>> On Fri, May 20, 2011 at 10:24 PM, Grant <grantmepeace@mindspring.com
>> <mailto:grantmepeace@mindspring.com>> wrote:
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>> It wouldn't be too difficult to build a small power supply using a
>> UPS battery or small motorcycle battery that could supply several
>> pedals for many hours. It could have 12VDC outputs and some
>> regulated 9VDC outputs, be relatively small, rechargeable, etc. I'm
>> pretty sure the Rang III could run directly off the 12VDC and would
>> probably run 2-3 hours for every 1000mAH of battery capacity. Maybe
>> it could be built into the amp for easy transport. Just a thought.
>> Cheaper in the long run too since batteries have gotten soooo
>> expensive these days.
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>> G
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Zak Kramer
>> Sent: May 20, 2011 4:59 PM
>> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>> <mailto:Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
>> Subject: Re: Corrections: Footprint of the LP-2 Mini Looper
>>
>> [insert indignant castigation here]
>>
>> I'm really looking forwards to the box, whatever its dimensions.
>> It does still have the ability to run on batteries, yes? This is
>> as much my attraction to the looper as all the other stuff; I
>> busk weekly (when its not monsoon season) and so portability is
>> key. I use an RC-20XL now, but I find it very limiting, as I
>> elsewise use a Boomerang III.
>>
>> Zak Kramer
>>
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