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Ahh I think I have one from a hp computer somewhere
wiring a thermostat question
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A wall wart in its natural habitat:
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Ahh that's exactly what I used and it didn't work
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I had no luck using a cell phone charger. I ended up using a the big square flashlight battery (6 volt? about 3 inches square...) I used 2 during the 21 day incubation. Hope you have better luck with the cell phone charger than I did. (I was glad the flashlight battery worked & saved the day
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Ahh that's exactly what I used and it didn't work
Try a different one. One with some weight to it. The heavy ones use an actual transformer, whereas the lightweight ones that come with a lot of cell phones use some sort of solid state converter.
Ahh that's exactly what I used and it didn't work
Try a different one. One with some weight to it. The heavy ones use an actual transformer, whereas the lightweight ones that come with a lot of cell phones use some sort of solid state converter.
Voltage = speed
6V = slow
12v = fast
24V = wow
6V = slow
12v = fast
24V = wow
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The one I used was for charging a light I think. Ill have to go buy a different on I guess. So when I go 2walmart or somewhere to get one what should it say on the back of trhe charger
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The one I used was for charging a light I think. Ill have to go buy a different on I guess. So when I go 2walmart or somewhere to get one what should it say on the back of trhe charger
Don't buy one. They are so common that I'm sure a family member, neighbor, or somebody has one in a closet with some old junk. Try at work or at school. It should say 12 volt DC on the back. The higher the amperage rating, the better.
The one I used was for charging a light I think. Ill have to go buy a different on I guess. So when I go 2walmart or somewhere to get one what should it say on the back of trhe charger
Don't buy one. They are so common that I'm sure a family member, neighbor, or somebody has one in a closet with some old junk. Try at work or at school. It should say 12 volt DC on the back. The higher the amperage rating, the better.
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Well I would like the fan to run on a medium speed so should I get one that's 12v-12amp (if that's posible) out or a 12v-?amp
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Don't buy one. They are so common that I'm sure a family member, neighbor, or somebody has one in a closet with some old junk. Try at work or at school. It should say 12 volt DC on the back. The higher the amperage rating, the better.
Try goodwill or DAV store(or similar) they usually got bins of chargers for 50cents or so.
Don't buy one. They are so common that I'm sure a family member, neighbor, or somebody has one in a closet with some old junk. Try at work or at school. It should say 12 volt DC on the back. The higher the amperage rating, the better.
Try goodwill or DAV store(or similar) they usually got bins of chargers for 50cents or so.
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