Modifications

=== Les piles rechargeables ===  

=== Les piles rechargeables ===  

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Rechargeable nickel metal hydride (NiMH) cells output '''1.2 Volts''', as do nickel cadmium (NiCd) cells. The latter have fallen out of favor for a number of reasons, but maybe you still have a few around the house.

Rechargeable nickel metal hydride (NiMH) cells output '''1.2 Volts''', as do nickel cadmium (NiCd) cells. The latter have fallen out of favor for a number of reasons, but maybe you still have a few around the house.

=== Les piles alkaline ===

=== Les piles alkaline ===

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Single-use, disposable alkaline cells output '''1.5 Volts'''.

Single-use, disposable alkaline cells output '''1.5 Volts'''.

=== 4 piles NiMH ===

=== 4 piles NiMH ===

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4 NiMH cells = 4.8 Volts total. That’s right in our target voltage range, making it perfect for the LED strips! If you’re using rechargeables, the 4 cell holder can be used directly to power your project.

4 NiMH cells = 4.8 Volts total. That’s right in our target voltage range, making it perfect for the LED strips! If you’re using rechargeables, the 4 cell holder can be used directly to power your project.

=== 4 piles Alkaline ===

=== 4 piles Alkaline ===

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4 alkaline cells = 6.0 Volts total. Uh oh…'''that's too much'''! If connected directly to an LED strip, this will burn it out. Fortunately, there’s an easy workaround…

4 alkaline cells = 6.0 Volts total. Uh oh…'''that's too much'''! If connected directly to an LED strip, this will burn it out. Fortunately, there’s an easy workaround…

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