I have build a couple of BookNooks and I find the battery life a bit on the short side. I tried to connect an AAA battery eliminator that supposedly put out 1.5V per battery and connect this with a Power Bank but the result was that the light bulb blew out and is now broken (Rolife kindly tries to help me out with a new electric system). Have any of you experience with connecting a power bank to a book nook?
I personally havent but i dont doubt someone here has done it
Welcome to the community!
No, but maybe RoboTime can help you.
I haven’t tried it myself, but too much voltage can burn out the light bulb. You should check the voltage before doing this.
I have the same problem. I haven’t done that yet.
@ClausPejtersen welcome to the community
No i havent but im sure someone could help or @robotime ![]()
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Welcome @ClausPejtersen
I know I have read similar posts and seen things on fb. I can try to dig a little more and will post a link if I find. I am also going to tag Robotime and the Customer Service.
@Robotime and @CustomerService are you able to assist the original poster? Suggestion, tip, any guidance?
Welcome!! I haven’t heard of a power bank being used. But it’s actually a good idea!
@ClausPejtersen welcome to the community, and sorry the light bulb blew during your power bank experiment. For kit lighting, it is safest to match the original battery voltage and polarity exactly, since even a small mismatch can damage the LEDs. Your question is a really useful one for builders who display book nooks long-term.
I have 5 book nooks that have the battery replacement packs in them. this is one of them that I use. Amazon.com : Lenink AC Power Supply Adapter for AAA Battery,Replace 2 AAA Battery,Black : Electronics
when I turn them on, they are usually on for a good 12 hours straight.
I found these on Temu. for units that had defective lighting, but the manufacturer never sent me a replacement, I use these. https://www.temu.com/goods.html?_bg_fs=1&goods_id=601099565578350&parent_order_sn=PO-211-18886442445430549&_oak_order_sn=211-18886400502390549&_oak_goods_num=2&sku_id=17620188929721&_x_sessn_id=sc5yrejdlt&refer_page_name=bgt_order_detail&refer_page_id=10045_1781455635105_i2h9ypurb7&refer_page_sn=10045
I tried a few other options, but these 2 are the best for me! hope this info helps!
Thanks Lucy! Both are helpful. I am thinking the one from Temu may work in the pirate ship