Frank Tutzauer
New member
Hey, all,
I'd like to run my guru on two lantern batteries. Being an electronics doofus, I just want to check on the proper set up for the battery jumper cords. I have two cords. One, that I'll call the "unit cord", plugs into the DigiQ controller body and ends in two alligator clips, one red one black. The second cord, which I'll call the "jumper", is just a small cord with a red alligator clip on one end and a black on the other.
Here is how I think it should be set up:
1. Plug the jack of the unit cord into the DigiQ
2. Clip red alligator clip of the unit cord to the positive terminal of battery 1.
3. Clip the black alligator clip of the jumper to the negative terminal of battery 1.
4. Clip the red alligator clip of the jumper to the positive terminal of battery 2.
5. Clip the black alligator clip of the unit cord to the negative terminal of battery 2.
6. Dial in my settings and start cooking.
Does the above seem correct?
Thanks,
--frank in Wilson, NY
I'd like to run my guru on two lantern batteries. Being an electronics doofus, I just want to check on the proper set up for the battery jumper cords. I have two cords. One, that I'll call the "unit cord", plugs into the DigiQ controller body and ends in two alligator clips, one red one black. The second cord, which I'll call the "jumper", is just a small cord with a red alligator clip on one end and a black on the other.
Here is how I think it should be set up:
1. Plug the jack of the unit cord into the DigiQ
2. Clip red alligator clip of the unit cord to the positive terminal of battery 1.
3. Clip the black alligator clip of the jumper to the negative terminal of battery 1.
4. Clip the red alligator clip of the jumper to the positive terminal of battery 2.
5. Clip the black alligator clip of the unit cord to the negative terminal of battery 2.
6. Dial in my settings and start cooking.
Does the above seem correct?
Thanks,
--frank in Wilson, NY