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Hi everyone, I have a basic knowledge of electric but would like advice before I attempt, I have a electrical item that is powered by
Voltage input: ~100-240V/50-60Hz
- Output: DC 24V, 2-3A, I would like to make it portable by just using battery power, preferably rechargeable any help would be greatly appreciated thank you all
 
What is the item?
how long do you want it to run for on a fully charged battery?
 

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