- Oct 21, 2000
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Not sure if any electronics gurus here can help me but I am going to give it a shot.
I want to run my amp on both battery power and wall power.
I have a closed circuit DC jack. It has 3 lugs. Two lugs seem to be connected to each other and the barrel. One is connected to the center. You can find the schematics here:
Closed Circuit DC Jack
I know my plug is positive center.
I also am using two 9v batteries so I have two sets of positive and negative wires.
My board has 4 points. V +-/ and M+/-. The V is self explanatory and the M are midpoint. If I was using only battery power, I would wire + from battery strap A to V+ and - to the M-. Then with the second battery strap, run - to the V- and + to the M+. I have done this before and it works.
But how do I introduce the DC jack into the equation and how do I wire the three lugs?
Let me know if you can help.
I want to run my amp on both battery power and wall power.
I have a closed circuit DC jack. It has 3 lugs. Two lugs seem to be connected to each other and the barrel. One is connected to the center. You can find the schematics here:
Closed Circuit DC Jack
I know my plug is positive center.
I also am using two 9v batteries so I have two sets of positive and negative wires.
My board has 4 points. V +-/ and M+/-. The V is self explanatory and the M are midpoint. If I was using only battery power, I would wire + from battery strap A to V+ and - to the M-. Then with the second battery strap, run - to the V- and + to the M+. I have done this before and it works.
But how do I introduce the DC jack into the equation and how do I wire the three lugs?
Let me know if you can help.