Im no electrical whiz so what wondering if you could use other batteries besides 2 AA to power the counter.
Christian

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Wow, I got a brazilion for this?

Which make/type of counter are you on about?

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Steve
Corporal in 69th Regt. 1st Batt. Homer’s Heroes.

"I'd like to die at the age of 80 in my own bed, with a belly full of wine and a girl's mouth around my c**k."

Well I am used to the standard static .56 led. On Halloween the thing put out a bunch of heat and I think fried a couple led's. So now it reads gibberish instead of 95. I would like to use the disk batteries like in watches or car remotes to save space. Its a tight fit where I have the AA's as the mag rubs them when inserting and extracting the mag. Like I said im no electric whiz and I would like to get advice from others as some may know its ease to fry the leds it not properly wired or wrong voltage.

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Wow, I got a brazilion for this?

There are certainly alternatives: when I made my pulse rifle cake I built a little self-contained unit for the LED and a single watch-type battery.

The battery was a CR2032 which is 3V. I tested it first and it ran for over a day without any problems.

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Mike

"We're not heroes - we're from Finchley"

Thats what Im talking about! How was the brightness, same?

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Wow, I got a brazilion for this?