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6 x AA Battery Pack
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What is it:
This is a battery pack / holder I made for my own personal use. It's meant for connecting 6 x AA batteries in series and fit easily into a pocket.
Useful for devices requiring low current/amp and a voltage range of around 7.2-8.4V. Like smaller photo-/camera-LED lights typically using Sony camera batteries.
Usage:
Either use non rechargable 1.5V batteries in series (total of 9V which drops depending how much current you draw) or rechargable 1.2V batteries in series for steady delivery of around 7.2V.
Common sense... do not ever use rechargable and non rechargable batteries together and do not mix different brands of batteries together.
The main battery tubes are approximately the length of 3 x AA batteries while the top lid is the piece that's intended to be the "variable part" that can be fitted with connection plates/springs or small printed squares/plates with some bare wires wrapped around them. The holes/openings in the top lid are naturally intended
This is a battery pack / holder I made for my own personal use. It's meant for connecting 6 x AA batteries in series and fit easily into a pocket.
Useful for devices requiring low current/amp and a voltage range of around 7.2-8.4V. Like smaller photo-/camera-LED lights typically using Sony camera batteries.
Usage:
Either use non rechargable 1.5V batteries in series (total of 9V which drops depending how much current you draw) or rechargable 1.2V batteries in series for steady delivery of around 7.2V.
Common sense... do not ever use rechargable and non rechargable batteries together and do not mix different brands of batteries together.
The main battery tubes are approximately the length of 3 x AA batteries while the top lid is the piece that's intended to be the "variable part" that can be fitted with connection plates/springs or small printed squares/plates with some bare wires wrapped around them. The holes/openings in the top lid are naturally intended
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