Hi guys,
I have just registered on the forum and I'm not really an electronics techie.
I have a situation with a wireless door chimer transmitter where it seems like the actual transmitter/bell push eats A23 12volt batteries for fun ie a battery lasts about 3 weeks.
I am considering powering the transmitter with a 12 volt power pack but I am wary as to not connect it directly without some kind of simple circuit/resistor in line. Is this feasible and if so, can someone guide me as what I need to do.
I have also read a post on another forum that a guy has substituted the A23 with a 9 volt alkaline battery to a garage door remote control transmitter with favourable effect. Is this method safe as to not damage the transmitter?
Thanks for reading. I look forward to your replies/comments
I have just registered on the forum and I'm not really an electronics techie.
I have a situation with a wireless door chimer transmitter where it seems like the actual transmitter/bell push eats A23 12volt batteries for fun ie a battery lasts about 3 weeks.
I am considering powering the transmitter with a 12 volt power pack but I am wary as to not connect it directly without some kind of simple circuit/resistor in line. Is this feasible and if so, can someone guide me as what I need to do.
I have also read a post on another forum that a guy has substituted the A23 with a 9 volt alkaline battery to a garage door remote control transmitter with favourable effect. Is this method safe as to not damage the transmitter?
Thanks for reading. I look forward to your replies/comments