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I am trying to purchase LED clocks in bulk at a cheap rate. These clocks will be used for science projects for a non-profit that I am working for in which children will experiment with powering a potato clock. I have found a reasonably priced LED clock that uses a 3 volt battery but have been unable to find a reasonably priced LED clock that is powered by a 1.5 to 2 volt battery. I am wondering if using a clock with a 3 volt battery would be too high of a voltage and the potato clock would not work.
Re: Can a 3 volt battery be used to power a potato clock? Voltage too high?
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