H9 and Portable Battery

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- November 1, 2018 at 7:22 pm #115031
  
  joemendonca
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  Good day,
  
  I’ve been investigating the possibility of running the H9 pedal off of a portable battery. I have close to zero clue about voltage concerns, and really don’t want to damage my pedal. Obviously. So I thought I’d reach and see if anyone has some insight here.
  
  Do you think the following adapter would be safe to use?
  
  I figured (if it’s safe) I’d plug this into a USB battery. Anyhow, thanks a bunch for your time. I really appreciate it.
- November 1, 2018 at 9:16 pm #150447
  
  bohan
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  joemendonca wrote:
  
  I've been investigating the possibility of running the H9 pedal off of a portable battery. I have close to zero clues about voltage concerns, and really don't want to damage my pedal. Obviously. So I thought I'd reach and see if anyone has some insight here.
  
  H9 requires 9-12V DC and 400 mA. I think this might be something you want:
  
  It seems that it can meet your need. I've never used it though. Cannot guarantee how good it is.
  
  I've used this one: https://www.amazon.com/JOYO-JMP-01-Portable-Power-Supply/dp/B00DR4FDY4
  
  It worked but I have to say its quality is not great.
- November 2, 2018 at 6:16 am #150449
  
  mustafaicil
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  Most battery packs should work as long as it is 9V and over 400ma, but I would say the bigger issue is not if it works but how long will it last. With such current hungry pedal, battery might not be a good approach especially when gigging live.
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