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  • January 7, 2009 at 4:03 pm #77506
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    Does anyone know what the current draw is for the Small Stone Nano?
    It isn’t listed on the website.
    I am adding one to my pedalboard, and will be using it on a link cable with other effects. I just wanted to be sure I will not overload it.

    Thanks

    January 7, 2009 at 7:06 pm #90264
    electro-melx
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    I don’t know for sure but I can’t imagine it’s much, batteries last for ages in it…..if a pedal is very power hungry EHX usually supply a psu with it. (the digital delays, micropog etc)

    what power supply are you using?

    January 7, 2009 at 7:30 pm #90266
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    I’m using a T-Rex Fuel Tank Jr.
    It comes with one link cable (for 5 effects), and I’m using it with 3 now. All are ~10-20mA draw each, and the power port can handle 120mA… I would believe that it’s no problem, but wanted to check anyway.

    January 7, 2009 at 7:33 pm #90267
    electro-melx
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    I expect someone else will come along soon who will know for sure, but I’d imagine it would be fine.

    cool avatar btw. :thumb:

    January 8, 2009 at 12:49 pm #90308
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    I had also emailed support with this question, and here’s the ENTIRE response I received…
    “Hello. The unit will pull the current it needs. The adaptor only needs to
    be able to have enough.
    Regards,”

    Rocket scientist!
    Anyone know… this is elementary for the builder.

    Thanks melx!

    January 9, 2009 at 3:12 pm #90362
    FUZZ (EHX Staff)
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    Quote:
    Does anyone know what the current draw is for the Small Stone Nano?
    It isn’t listed on the website.
    I am adding one to my pedalboard, and will be using it on a link cable with other effects. I just wanted to be sure I will not overload it.

    Thanks

    Greetings All,

    Straight from the EHX kitchen… The current draw on the Nano Small Stone is under 20 mA.
    Hope this helps out.

    January 9, 2009 at 4:49 pm #90363
    asatbluesboy
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    Greetings All,

    Straight from the EHX kitchen… The current draw on the Nano Small Stone is under 20 mA.
    Hope this helps out.

    Stop making me pedal-hungry!

    Not. ;)

    January 9, 2009 at 5:21 pm #90365
    FUZZ (EHX Staff)
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    Quote:
    Quote:
    Greetings All,

    Straight from the EHX kitchen… The current draw on the Nano Small Stone is under 20 mA.
    Hope this helps out.

    Stop making me pedal-hungry!

    Not. ;)

    From where I sit, I get a wiff of that EHX Stew, and I tell you… this place makes your mouth water… You’ll smell what I mean shortly. There will be plenty to go around and plenty for seconds.

    😆

    January 9, 2009 at 6:48 pm #90367
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    Quote:
    Quote:
    Does anyone know what the current draw is for the Small Stone Nano?
    It isn’t listed on the website.
    I am adding one to my pedalboard, and will be using it on a link cable with other effects. I just wanted to be sure I will not overload it.

    Thanks

    Greetings All,

    Straight from the EHX kitchen… The current draw on the Nano Small Stone is under 20 mA.
    Hope this helps out.

    Thanks Fuzz… that’s what I was looking for!

    January 9, 2009 at 9:21 pm #90368
    Ned Flanders
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    Its about 12mA. In the future if you want to know the mA draw of a pedal this is a good site with lots of pedals listed.
    http://www.stinkfoot.se/andreas/diy/power/list.htm
    Also you can learn how to test it yourself here: http://www.beavisaudio.com/techpages/PoweringPedals/index.htm

    January 9, 2009 at 9:48 pm #90370
    FUZZ (EHX Staff)
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    Quote:
    Its about 12mA. In the future if you want to know the mA draw of a pedal this is a good site with lots of pedals listed.
    http://www.stinkfoot.se/andreas/diy/power/list.htm
    Also you can learn how to test it yourself here: http://www.beavisaudio.com/techpages/PoweringPedals/index.htm

    Wow…. they are excellent reference sites. Good call!

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