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 You know.... A few rechargeable batteries and/or a small train
transformer would do nicely. Filaments don`t care whether they are seeing AC or
DC, by the way, so even a small 6V bell transformer would do nicely.
Adding a dimming control would be a simple few-watt pot. 

 Or:
https://www.amazon.com/6V-Power-Supply-COOLM-Transformer/dp/B08BCBZ632/ref=sr 1 4?hvadid=616991248310&th=1 

 I am constantly reminded that this venue exists to find the most
complicated solution to the simplest problem.

Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA

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