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All Plug-N-Play systems require
a power source. An appropriate power source is any
device that supplies between 3.6 and 7.4 volts DC. The
on-board battery, the receiver, a 9V battery (with voltage
reducing circuitry), 3AA batteries, and even your watch
batteries are all sources of power. As long as the
device supplies voltage in the given range your LEDs will
light, if this range is exceeded the LEDs will incur damage.
The most common approaches to powering your lighting system
are offered below.
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FEATURES
BUILT-IN POWER SWITCH |
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| 9V CLIP |
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USES
VOLTAGE REDUCING CIRCUITRY |
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| RECEIVER
PLUG |
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USE ANY EMPTY
RECEIVER CHANNEL |
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| RX
PASS-THRU |
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SHARE POWER
WITH ANY CHANNEL IN USE |
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REMOTE POWER SWITCH
Use this power source
to turn your lighting system on and off from any
two-position switch on the transmitter.
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Works
great with the 3rd
channel on Car & Truck radios and any number of
channels on Airplane & Helicopter radios.
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MECHANICAL
POWER SWITCH |
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ADD TO ANY
POWER SOURCE |
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