You can power Puck.js from an external battery - either from the 0.1"/2mm pins on the board (3v and GND) or by using a 'fake' CR2032.
However there is no voltage regulator so your voltage should be between 2v and 3.6v. That means you can't directly connect a LiPo.
You can however:
Hope that helps!
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You can power Puck.js from an external battery - either from the 0.1"/2mm pins on the board (3v and GND) or by using a 'fake' CR2032.
However there is no voltage regulator so your voltage should be between 2v and 3.6v. That means you can't directly connect a LiPo.
You can however:
Hope that helps!