Bryan
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- Jul 19, 2007
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I'm in the process of changing the cooker in the RV and have hit an opportunity(!)
The ignition on the new cooker wants a 12v feed but as luck would have it I don't have a 12v feed near my cooker location
Now obviously I could run a 12v feed from somewhere else (not easy option at the moment) so I was wondering if I could use a set of 8 AA batteries, connected in such a way as to give 12 volts and use that instead? I know the voltage would be the same whereas the amps would be greatly reduced but would it be enough oomph for the igniter on a cooker? Would they last long enough if they did work?
What do you think (or know) ??
Thanks
Bryan
The ignition on the new cooker wants a 12v feed but as luck would have it I don't have a 12v feed near my cooker location
Now obviously I could run a 12v feed from somewhere else (not easy option at the moment) so I was wondering if I could use a set of 8 AA batteries, connected in such a way as to give 12 volts and use that instead? I know the voltage would be the same whereas the amps would be greatly reduced but would it be enough oomph for the igniter on a cooker? Would they last long enough if they did work?
What do you think (or know) ??
Thanks
Bryan