Re:Another new 9v battery murdered in my low amp clamp.
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Chad wrote: Frustration got me, too. So, I use a 9 volt regulator, and connect to the car battery.
Good thinking making it plug in.
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Ben wrote: Rechargeable isn't a bad idea but I think I'm ready to just hardwire it.
If that clamp is the only thing you've got that runs 9V probably not worth going with rechargeables. I've got a few things that take them.
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Ben wrote: Rechargeable isn't a bad idea but I think I'm ready to just hardwire it.
If that clamp is the only thing you've got that runs 9V probably not worth going with rechargeables. I've got a few things that take them.
That would depend on how often you run your batteries dead as mine get bumped and I just but a 2 or 4 pack off of Amazon and they pay for themselves after a couple charge cycles.
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I wish it had an auto shutoff feature like every other batter tool.....
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You would not really want this when looking for an overnight current draw if you couldn`t override the auto-off function.
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Nevertheless, a graphing/logging meter is very helpful with pesky intermittent (relay)activation where no heat signature shows up.
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