Post by Morn Valley on Nov 26, 2020 22:26:32 GMT
This may sound a bit mad but over the summer I started building a solar powered modular out of CMOS chips and for recording I managed to get hold of a 12v battery to power my 4 track cassette and it worked like a charm (the multitrack was rated for 11v - 15v DC centre positive).
I think it was a 6800mAh battery off eBay that was advertised for use in CCTV cameras. I managed to record for a few hours and it didn’t run out of power during that time.
As long as your recording device accept DC and not AC you could technically use any recorder if you can find a rechargeable battery. Just double check the polarity of DC jack and you can even use one of those DC polarity adapters to flip the pins.
I have also used the Koma Strom Mobile to power stuff as it takes a usb battery and outputs either 9v or 12v thanks to the internal switches.
I think it was a 6800mAh battery off eBay that was advertised for use in CCTV cameras. I managed to record for a few hours and it didn’t run out of power during that time.
As long as your recording device accept DC and not AC you could technically use any recorder if you can find a rechargeable battery. Just double check the polarity of DC jack and you can even use one of those DC polarity adapters to flip the pins.
I have also used the Koma Strom Mobile to power stuff as it takes a usb battery and outputs either 9v or 12v thanks to the internal switches.
