ANSWER Near the end of battery life, "1.5V" batteries can droop to about 1.1V, but still have some life left. (The curves are very different for different battery chemistries, so this is not always the case.) In other words, with a 4.5V adapter, the internal regulator works fine. With four batteries that have discharged below 1.1V, the internal regulator is probably near the minimum input voltage for operation.
Tunturi-R30-Rowing-Machine is powered by batteries and does not need an A/C adapter.
You'll need an adapter. Contact one of the adapter manufacturers such as Advanced Adapters or similar.
Update batteries and buy a new one
It allows you to use mains power instead of batteries
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ether by the ac adapter or by the stand (4 dc batteries )
The Vectronix Vector series binoculars / laser rangefinder uses a single 2CR5 battery but they should be "non-magnetic" and the manufacturer recommends Sanyo batteries. There is now a special adapter that allows 2x CR123A batteries to be used instead. This adapter was requested by the U.S.M.C. because CR123A batteries were a lot easier to find in the field when compared to 2CR5 batteries.
There is no difference.
An Adapter usually convert AC current into DC current with low output voltage for a device like camera, speaker, tape etc which uses to operate 3, 6, 9, 12 volts or whatever. but a Charger is used to charging batteries (any type) like laptop, mobile, camcorder batteries etc. It also convert AC current into DC current with low voltage but with high charging power.
Enough to last two or three days in all of your flashlights. If you have a 12V adapter, you can sometimes recharge rechargeable batteries from a car or truck outlet.
It is saying that your battery or plug & play charger kit is low. Charge your adapter or change batteries.
No, auto batteries are DC not AC.