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Re: Subsituting USB power for Battery?

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From: Your Mom
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 03:31
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Try using a Voltage REGULATOR, it REGULATES the VOLATGE, mexicans use them 
due to new volatage regulations stipulated by the USA government. Ok now 
read this, as long as you are a white person that can read of course. If 
your mexican you will be expected to know this already.

http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/V/voltage_regulator.html

IT"S LIKE A DICTIONARY BUT WITH OUT ALL THE ENGLISH!!!!!

THEY HAVE the good volatge regualtors at the action electronicsm,  and that 
other MEXICAN guy was right bout the current you gotta make sure you have 
the same RESISTANCE, liek how MEXICANS resist working at WAL MART. So you 
will liekly need a meter, but that is Eroupoean so your proably going to 
spend way to much fucking time wiht this seemingly retarded project unless 
you want'ed to learn more about the mexicans and their power 
struggels!!!!!!!



<h1dd3n_h4m$73r@salmahayeksknockers.edu> wrote in message 
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> I've got a battery powered peripheral (FM Transmitter) that I'd like to 
> power
> from USB.
>
> I know that USB puts out 5v, and that a "Double A" batter puts out 1.2 v,
> and assume that two would put out the same.
>
> Can anyone point me in the right direction to make my little project?  I
> have a soldering gun, and can use it, but need an idea of what kind of 
> parts
> to put in between.
>
> Also, is there any danger that dicking around with a USB cable like this
> could cause corruption elsewhere in the USB bus?
>
>
> -- 
> .............................................................................
>
> "After we become a strong force as the result of the creation of the 
> state,
> we shall abolish partition and expand to the whole of Palestine. "
>
>                               - Isreali founding father David Ben-Gurion
>
> .............................................................................
> dswan@m3m3t1ccand1ru.com 
> http://www.memeticcandiru.com 
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