Battery powering a Phil Jones Double Four

[lordradish]

Here’s what I do for the pedals, small pack with usb converter

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What's the pack and convertor?

 

[redstrand]

What's the pack and convertor?

Anker, the more mw the better and
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GD54Q66/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I use Birdsong USB converters too.

 

[lordradish]

Anker, the more mw the better and
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GD54Q66/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I use Birdsong USB converters too.

What's the model of the Anker?

 

[redstrand]

What's the model of the Anker?

I have several, any in the 20000 mwh will do

 

[lug]

Okay, the power supply on an MXR Isobrick is 2000 ma, 18v... so this should power that, right? I'm just doing a mini pedalboard, so no high-draw pedals. I wonder if it would make sense to find a PS that only does 1000 ma, if that's all I need. Would it draw the full 2000, or is it dependent on the load?

The pedals will only draw what they need. You'll just get a longer run time.

 

[MX21]

Gig report with the DeWalt 20V 4Ah battery: played an Irish Brunch yesterday and went over 5 hours with a single pack. Playing to 40-50 people in a noisy room. Duo with the other guy playing either Banjo, Mando, or a surprisingly loud acoustic guitar. I was set about 10:00 on gain and 12:00 on master volume. Plenty of power and volume.

 

[Annette]

Finally got all the parts to use my Milwaukee battery to power that good thing

 

[Annette]

For anyone wondering if their 18v battery (Bosch, Milwaukee, Ridgid, Ryobi, Makita) will work - as I am using my Milwaukee: under the hood it's the same as the 20v by Dewalt and Craftsman. It's just the nomenclature when they give the specs in either nominal voltage=18v or maximum voltage=20v.
So if a Dewalt 20v works, the Bosch/Milkwaukee etc. 18v will work in the same way.

 

[KohanMike]

For anyone wondering if their 18v battery (Bosch, Milwaukee, Ridgid, Ryobi, Makita) will work - as I am using my Milwaukee: under the hood it's the same as the 20v by Dewalt and Craftsman. It's just the nomenclature when they give the specs in either nominal voltage=18v or maximum voltage=20v. So if a Dewalt 20v works, the Bosch/Milkwaukee etc. 18v will work in the same way.

And as seen in Annette's post, they usually also have an inverter available.

 

[Domenachi]

I don’t see the POWERADD Pilot Pro2 anymore. I see a 3 and 4 - trying to figure out the best way to go now. Any suggestions?

 

[lordradish]

I don’t see the POWERADD Pilot Pro2 anymore. I see a 3 and 4 - trying to figure out the best way to go now. Any suggestions?

I still see it:
https://www.amazon.com/POWERADD-Pil.../B015OAJFOC/ref=psdc_2407761011_t1_B08TGR9MJC

 

[redstrand]

I have one I will be listing shortly

 

[Domenachi]

I still see it:
https://www.amazon.com/POWERADD-Pil.../B015OAJFOC/ref=psdc_2407761011_t1_B08TGR9MJC

Oh ok. Thank you

 

[Domenachi]

I have one I will be listing shortly

Because you have a new option you like better?

 

[redstrand]

Because you have a new option you like better?

No I just sold my double four

 

[lordradish]

Has anyone looked into these newer options? I wonder if they may be better.

 

[RodRy]

No I just sold my double four

 

[redstrand]

I needed to downsize a bit

 

[redstrand]

With the ampeg rocket on the way I need to chill, a month ago I still had four amps and three combos. The boss GT-1000 is my go to practice set up now

 

[RodRy]

I needed to downsize a bit

So you got rid of the smallest combo you had?