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Man if you are located in metro Detroit I will hire you instantly I need this done so bad. No one knows about this stuff.

Oh how I've been trying to find this video. Thank you!

Nice, but I still don't understand why it's okay to use a DC adapter with lower output voltage than required, yet people say it's not okay to use one with higher voltage than required.

Is 5 volt 1-2Amp usb power source too much?

Very weak voice couldn't understand what he's saying!!!

Cool. I'm going to do this to a string of fairy lights on a mini Christmas tree.

I need a video that does the opposite

This guy is drunk.

Your volume is too low, I couldn't hear you well, whichnis a bummer because this video is so helpful.

COOOOOOOLLLLLL!!!!

Great video. Never touch that steel ball rod switch with your hand. It will light you up. Being wet and by yourself could be fatal. After a couple close calls. O yeah it takes more than one. I will never put my hand on one again,

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I have 3 battery packs how would i run them altogether with one piwer source?

Is this safe?

Dude this amazing! I bought a little led light to decorate this plant pot but the light was battery powered. I watched your tutorial and immediately found a 5V converter cable and hooked my light up Thanks!❤

Totally unnecessary, all you need to do is cut the battery box wire and connect a new plug to it. You do not need to hook it to the battery box

Why show us how the battery pack knows? We already know, just get on with how we switch it over to electric.

That 4.2V power supply is a good find to use for this kind of conversion.

Youve probably already heard this 1000 times but... I CANT HEAR YOU!! Just trying to be helpful. You probably don't care though. lol

Thank you so much my mother loves her lights but hates the fact she has to replace batteries and you just helped me fix her problem

Im thinking most of these touchless sensor taps neeed this upgrade

Can you use a 5 volt transformer?

I have a set of these lights, it says on the package that hooking them up to a different power source will void the warranty. Hooking up a three battery power supply to mains power is generally not considered a good idea. Bad things can happen, fire being one of them, electric shock could be another. Aside from the previous serious problems, another problem is that you can easily overdrive the LED's. Three batteries lose voltage over time and supply a much more limited current. The power supply continues to provide maximum voltage and current. My rechargeable batteries usually sit at 1.2 volts, unless I just charged them. None rechargeable batteries might start out at something like 1.5 or thereabouts, but they drop quickly. The best way would be to get the specifications on the individual LED's and then design the power supply. It would be nice if there was a follow up to the video on how long the lights lasted. USB lights would probably be a better alternative, the lights are designed for the power from a USB and the little power cubes are cheap.

I like the way you didn't remove the inner construction of the original product. Just worked with it.

This what I’ve been wondering about. Thank you!

any fire hazard this comes with?

VOLUME TOOOO LOW!! Can't hear a thing you're saying. You may want to turn the volume up so it's not a silent movie, and what you say makes sense. THX!!

I have similar lights but they spread into a "chandelier ' type thing,, I buy boxes of expensive batteries on Amazon or I did, not any more,, thank you for saving me money 😊❤️

I'm having the hardest time to wield the nikel to stick to the metal plate, even if I scratched it good before. any tips ?

This was really cool thank you

I know that's not what this videos about but can I power a strip exactly like this with 2 D batteries instead? I'm asking because I have a project where space is extremely limited and I can comfortably fit 2 D batteries in series. Think like a Maglite or something. That's the amount of space I have and these little compartments are just too wide and bulky for what I need. Thanks a lot. I hope you answer .

what camera did you use

So I've got two strands that take take 2 AA batteries each. Obviously I can connect each one to a 3V transformer but what if I want to connect the stands together? Would i still use a 3V or would I need a 6V?

Good video, I wanna convert my porcelain Christmas tree from battery to a plug in.

Gotta love transformers...

What if the metal parts are so rusted they are taking apart?

you jsut saved me so much money on batteries! been wanting to do this for ages but never looked into it. Got about 50 old transformers in the cable box lol got 0 batteries ahah. time to fix up all those xmas lights finally! 1 down about 10 more to go! Just bought a soldering iron, and a reel of 2 core LED wire. gonna be able to do so much with this!

This was a pleasure to see and hear....so many "how to" videos are done so poorly...I thank you so much !

Why do men always do all the work off camera?

can't I just connect the AC wires to the lights and delete the battery pack in the middle? what role does the empty battery pack play if my AC output is the correct voltage through the converter?

Thanks. This will come in handy with the lighting im planning.

Will a 5 volt plug in work?

Any chance you could explain how to make the lights work off of battery if they are installed and working, but also allow it to connect to power if the batteries are dead?

Could I do this with a USB-C cable that is usually used as a phone charge to do this and then cut off the side of the cable that supposed to go into the phone and expose the wires? Then use the USB part and plug it into a USB plug that goes into the outlet.

I'm ashamed to say this but I do not know how th solder. Is there a way to get this done without the soldering? If no, can you show us how to solder? Thanks for figuring a way to do away with the AAA batteries!!! Instructions are Awesome!

Ok so i did this and it worked so I decided to go a step further and took out the battery pack completely so it’s just a plug in but unfortunately now it’s blinking, seems like rhythmically. Anybody know what I should do to correct this???

Thanks Boss worked great for me

Is there any potential for fire doing it this way?

thank you, dude - short and sweet *oh, and it worked - and I didn't start a fire or blow anything up