Theoretical battery power supply question


I’m toying with the idea of taking my audio system (minus the power amp) off the grid and using a lithium battery to power my streamer, DDC, DAC, and preamp.  I checked and all components together require 83 Watts of power and the battery I’m considering can supposedly handle up to 300W power consumption with 600W peak capability.  Seems like this should work and might offer some significant sonic benefits on the relative cheap, but can anyone here with more knowledge of electronics and battery power enlighten me on why this would or would not work or being worthwhile trying?  Obviously my biggest concern is I don’t want to damage any of my components over this, so I’d certainly be interested in any risks I might be open to here.  This is the battery I’m considering, and thanks for any thoughts, info, and expertise. 

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Showing 1 response by markusthenaimnut

I can speak from personal experience. I have and have used a Goalzero Yeti 1250 lead acid battery to power my system. I use it when I want the ultimate listening experience. I have written about this experience on this forum before. Think of it as a gigantic 100 lb. car battery. That's basically what it is.

My main comment is that it drops the noise floor. I listen in my basement where my baseline noise level averages below 20 dB so my environment is pretty quiet. I didn’t know I had a noise floor in my system, but the Yet 1250 somehow eliminates noise from my preamp and amplifiers. It puts out a perfect 60 Hz sine wave. I’m not an electrician but it’s made me wonder if it helps the preamp and amp to be on the exact same frequency. I don’t know. I just know it works.

The reason I don’t use it all the time is because it does eventually lose enough power that it won’t run the system. And my system is already on a dedicated line that sounds pretty good.