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Originally posted by clxfiles
Trust me CB, I'm no wizard either. The only thing I did different was leave the charging base in the transmitter when soldering the new wires (that's gonna give it juice), and put a connector to it.
I just wanted to show that you could leave it in the transmitter and the transmitter still work, as long as you take out the batteries when you use the adaptor.
And that by using a connector, it leaves the door open to use other means of power than the one adaptor.
I didn't mean to try and belittle your work, cuz it's a great job, just wanted to add something to add value.
Sorry if it came out sounding wrong.
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Belittling my work? Nah! I think your project is astounding too.
Thanks for your input, I think I'll try that indoors.
[edit] Woo Hoo! 800th post.
Chuckster...