Most Shocking Upgrade to your System (LIFEPO4 Battery on Network Streamer)

I have 2 18ah for my optical optimizer transceiver and receiver, and a 10, and 15 ah for the streamer. (See my system by clicking on my profile.) I use the LIFEPO4 battery calculator, it will help you determine the goals you’re looking for size and time: https://micropowergrids.com.au/Calculators/1_LiFePo4_Battery_Calculator.html

I wouldn’t want my 4 amp charger going into my delicate electronics, so I always charge detached. Oh I have 3 LIFEPO4 4 amp chargers for each of my 3 battery demanding parts of my HiFi rig. I cannot emphasize enough trying your streamer on a Lifepo4 battery, it’s truly remarkable. After hearing the clarity and transparency you can’t go back to AC. I really enjoy the ritual of new batteries for each listening session as well, feels like an offering to the Music God. :)

Link to my preferred chargers 

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How big are your batteries and how many hours of streaming do you get per charge?

Have you ever tried charging a battery while it's powering the streamer instead of switching them?  

I use a converter 12v to 5 volt works amazing for my chord 2go/2yu. I keep 2 15ah lifepo4 batteries so they alternate so one is always charged, only $60 for battery and 10 bucks for the dc converter, but the sound is priceless.

Ok, I have some questions. I have a Sonore Optical Rendu streamer and on the Linear Power Supply led display it says it runs on 7 volts. So my question is do I need to find a battery that is 7 volts or will a 12-volt battery work? Also what happens when the battery becomes low or dies?  Will this not harm the Optical Rendu?