Could these be hooked up to a childs battery powered jeep (Fisher Price)
2084820
Yes , wire in the power and ground wire to + & - wires going to the battery.
180166
They are not battery operated, you will need a power source. They come with around 20 feet of power cord, and from that you can add extension cord to a power outlet.
165268
Actually, yes, it should work - although it would be much more efficient to use jumper cables directly between the batteries, and you would need another adapter between the female receptacle on the cable and the female receptacle on the vehicle.
344532
No, these may work if running on battery only. I had problems when the camper was plugged in.
1133200
If you are hooking them up to a boat or RV (12 volt DC system) or to a 12vDC battery, yes they are dead easy to hook up. If you are wanting to wire them into your house to use with utility provided electricity (AC) then it is alot more complicated. They are wired with quick connectors on the back side. You'll have to look up what kind they are and match them to what you want to hook them to. If they don't match you can cut them off and wire in the correct type. I would suggest you read a little or hit youtube for a few videos on how it works and how to hook them up.
155415
Yea you can that's how I'm goin to hook them up on my motor cycle you need a 12 v rc car battery
1153547
Yes they will!! I too have used for the battery doors on small toys and remote control cars and they worked. They also come in a very convenient carrying case. I bought this for a laptop and have used for numerous other things like eyeglasses and various toys/devices.
957646
Yep, it is definitely possible, just start with a breadboard, some leds, some jumper cables, 2 AA batteries and a battery holder and some switches. Your project: just to interconnect the leds and turn them on with the switches, this could be enough to start the interest in any kid who is used to play with Lego.
1388212
You can but you will need to run them through a power amp not a straight plug and play.
1689170
Yes, but mine didn't work. Returned them. Battery pack is a better investment.
1454090
I do not believe this one can. I bought this one as a stand alone unit for an RV. The only ones I know of that can be connected are the ones that are 110 volt with a battery back up.
2203923
No my 2 1/2 yr old grandson plays with them w/ his 4 yr. old brother just make sure they get turned off, batteries run down fast when left on laying around!!
1685632
The ones I baught you can not hook together. All so the batterys onley last about twelve houres.Very disipointed.
1813046
Yes. They are 12 volt and can be run directly off the battery. I currently have eight running off my battery bank.
1360414
Yes but not for high voltage such as power from a wall socket. For connecting small batteries and devices, these would be ideal. They are a little short (only about a foot long.) Small radios, buzzers, speakers, light bulbs, and electronic devices can be connected easily. We used them for a school science experiment.
1800557
They are not made to accept battery's. You would have to use an external battery pack with an equal amp rating as the power supply output.
2207860
Certainly! They are very bright and can be powered by as little as a 9V battery. A small solar panel could be used to keep a rechargeable battery pack charged for remote applications.