I would like to bypass the battery and associated circuit in the battery plastic case. What DC voltage and current should I feed to the 9114B battery pack (with the innards removed)? A transformer that supplies 6V DC with 2A current?
thanks
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Post: #7
09-25-2008, 07:56 AM
I would like to bypass the battery and associated circuit in the battery plastic case. What DC voltage and current should I feed to the 9114B battery pack (with the innards removed)? A transformer that supplies 6V DC with 2A current? thanks ▼
Post: #8
09-25-2008, 10:21 AM
Hello Gonzalo,
Best regards.
Post: #11
09-25-2008, 02:48 PM
Does it take the same battery pack as the Thinkjet printer? When my battery pack went out and I saw what they wanted for a new one, I wasn't about to pay their price. Until I could make my own power supply, just for kicks I put a 9V battery on there. It worked, but after about six full pages the battery could no longer deliver enough current, even though it was still virtually new for other applications. I made a 7.8V regulated power supply. It cost me fifty cents. I had everything I needed except one of the diodes, and that diode was fifty cents. I used the printer with that power supply for many years. ▼
Post: #12
09-25-2008, 04:01 PM
Hi Garth, To your question, the answer is no. Thinkjet printer battery pack is build usng 6 NiCd in series (7.2v nominal) of the same type you can find in any 41/71 peripheral battery pack. Batteriy packs for 9114A/B use a 6v Lead-Acid batery. Cheers. Diego. |