Shooting Crony Voltage
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Over voltage can be a problem. Without knowing the specs on your equipment I would say not a good idea. However.
Small batteries are a peculiar thing. Non rechargeable hold rated voltage for a while. Where as some of the rechargeables of the same size are not the same voltage. There are some rechargeables that have one more cell in them and they are for example only instead of 1.5 volts they are 1.6x volts.
If your a dyi guy a resistor or set of resistors will do the trick. You can check Amazon for
KNACRO DC-DC 12V to 9V 2A Step-Down Power Supply Module $6.20
This should do the trick for you fairly easily.
Hope it helps
Small batteries are a peculiar thing. Non rechargeable hold rated voltage for a while. Where as some of the rechargeables of the same size are not the same voltage. There are some rechargeables that have one more cell in them and they are for example only instead of 1.5 volts they are 1.6x volts.
If your a dyi guy a resistor or set of resistors will do the trick. You can check Amazon for
KNACRO DC-DC 12V to 9V 2A Step-Down Power Supply Module $6.20
This should do the trick for you fairly easily.
Hope it helps
jmorris
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I have never ran mine off anything except a 9v and rarely chronograph after dark but when I have I kept things pretty simple, just rolled a section of white cardboard in a circle and set the chrono on the seam. Put a right angle flashlight beside it so the light is up on the white “screen” and shoot.
Works just like a cloudy day, no need for rods or screens.
Works just like a cloudy day, no need for rods or screens.
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