Running a PC off AA Cells With Buck Converters Really Boosts Performance
Running a PC off AA Cells With Buck Converters Really Boosts Performance
Running a Desktop PC off AA Alkaline Cells
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/02/28/running-a-desktop-pc-off-aa-alkaline-cells/
Three friends an I are going to see Chappel Roan later this week in Queens. I like her pink pony club, and have been making a variety of pink ponies lately.
I decided to make some tiny pink "pony"s that the four of us could wear as necklaces to the concert. They also could be clipped onto hats. I got the tiniest 6mm blue phosphor glass I could get my hands on and filled them to just 8 torr neon (normally 18torr at this size) so they are nice an conductive an the battery lasts longer. Pure neon fill- so I can fix em if they break.
I do have to double check the rules of forest hills. I guess I could lie an say they are LEDs :). One of my friends requested a heart tiara (I think the tour has hearts in its theme) so I made two lil ones filled for battery life :).
I sure hope we can dance with the neon as a pink pony club :)
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The runtime with the current configuration of the modularand the 6000mAh battery: 3 hours 43 minutes before it powered off. This is using a passive mixer with the mixer output going to the case output module, full size headphones plugged in at normal listening volume.
I also have a battery pack with 12v and 9v outputs so i’ll have to try this with the korg volca mixer and see how long i can run this. Same 6000mAh.