Help! powering Danelectro pedal with Voodoo Labs pedal power brick

So, I've read the Voodoo Labs materials on powering various pedals, but am still unable to get my Danelectro Cool Cat Chorus to function with my Voodoo Labs pedal power brick. I guess I'll have to read everything again but I'm hoping somebody here has done this before ...

I am running my Line 6 successfully, and of course all the standard 1-9v-battery pedals. The Cool Cat Chorus takes two 9v batteries, but there's something weird about the voltage? I think. All I know, is that I've never been able to use a regular power adapter wall wart, always had to use the special Dan-o wall wart. REEEEEALLY want to get away from that thing. All my other pedals run off the pedal power. It's gotten to the point where I will actually stop using this mediocre Cool Cat Chorus if it won't work on the pedal power brick. So, helping me could actually save the life of this poor pedal! haha

Two 9v batteries would make it a 18v pedal, also what's the current draw and what's the current output of the power supply?

I am running my Line 6 successfully, and of course all the standard 1-9v-battery pedals. The Cool Cat Chorus takes two 9v batteries, but there's something weird about the voltage?

is it secretly a 12 volt pedal like the CE3 chorus? That ran poorly on a 9volt, but with a 12volt supply is aces (if you like colder chorus tones)... maybe the cool cat regulates the dual 9 volts down to 12 instead of charge pumping 1 battery up to 9? It would eb easy to do with a series of diodes and resistors I think. Got a manual, Nick?