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I need help knowing what kind of schottky diode to use to wire parallel 9 volt batteries to make a really long lasting battery. I want to wire together like 9 of them. is it possible?
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a diode would not normally be required.
is their a reason why just coupling several 9v batteries together is un acceptable?
otherwise, it might be worth considering a 12v battery as they can come in much larger capacity's and then use a voltage regulator to bring it down to 9v.
is their a reason why just coupling several 9v batteries together is un acceptable?
otherwise, it might be worth considering a 12v battery as they can come in much larger capacity's and then use a voltage regulator to bring it down to 9v.
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I am trying to wire a phone to either a charger that is powered by this battery pack or a phone to a battery pack
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