Help Finishing Phono Stage

[Natara]

Not sure if this is the correct forum but I need help finishing my phono stage off. It's built and in working order but needs a case and I'd also like battery psu built too maybe a couple of PP3 rechargeable batteries it's currently powered by two 12volt lead batteries the type used on mopeds and scooters which are a bit of a pain to keep charging and are quite big.
Ideally I'd like to be able to have two batteries charged all the time so that I don't have to wait whilst batteries are charging.

 

[Mynamemynaim]

Are you sure the current draw is not too much for a rechargeable PP3 ?
They can supply very little in real terms

 

[Natara]

I was thinking two which would give you enough I’ve seen other owners of this phono amp power it with two PP3’s but am think I may just buy two more 12v lead batteries so that I have two charged all the time.

 

[Chops54]

Natara, go to page 23 here in diy and read about the rechargeable battery powered moving coil headamp posted by Disarmament. It’s certainly interesting and may be of some help.

 

[vs music]

Not sure if this is the correct forum but I need help finishing my phono stage off. It's built and in working order but needs a case and I'd also like battery psu built too maybe a couple of PP3 rechargeable batteries it's currently powered by two 12volt lead batteries the type used on mopeds and scooters which are a bit of a pain to keep charging and are quite big.
Ideally I'd like to be able to have two batteries charged all the time so that I don't have to wait whilst batteries are charging.

A few months ago, I built one battery-powered phono . Here is a description of it - https://pinkfishmedia.net/forum/threads/germanium-phono-with-battery-supply.239992/ . I use an automatic device to charge the batteries . It is connected via a connector .