I need some schoolin'.
I get one of those "Learn Electronics On Your Own, between spa visits and pedicures" books, and they start right off with- 'get a 45 volt dry cell'. So, being the cheap, no-money goof off that I am, I start looking around for something handy....
The question is, can I connect 'wall warts', those ubiquitous AC to DC adapters in series like I might do with regular batteries?
In other words, can I plug in two or more adapters and then just connect the DC output sides postive to negative like I might stack batteries to get a higher voltage?
I get one of those "Learn Electronics On Your Own, between spa visits and pedicures" books, and they start right off with- 'get a 45 volt dry cell'. So, being the cheap, no-money goof off that I am, I start looking around for something handy....
The question is, can I connect 'wall warts', those ubiquitous AC to DC adapters in series like I might do with regular batteries?
In other words, can I plug in two or more adapters and then just connect the DC output sides postive to negative like I might stack batteries to get a higher voltage?