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Mike Powell | ED VANCE | Intel Galileo Gen2 Power |
January 10, 2019 5:11 PM * |
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> MP> The only ones I can seem to find that also have the barrel connector > MP> are 1.5 A. I am not an electrical engineer, but I am thinking the 12 > MP> volts is the important (input) part, and that the 1.5 A is the max that > MP> can be drawn from the wart. This seems to be supported (sort of) by a > > Also, 1.5 A is just about 2% more Current than 1.25 A. > A 12V wall-wart that has a Larger Current output can be used too. So I am right in thinking that hooking up a 12V 1.5A will not be harmful to the appliance? It just means it won't use the extra 0.25A? > As far as the different connector on the two Mauser sells, they probably > also sell pieces to convert from one kind of connector to another. I have actually seen them on Amazon also. > Radio Shack stores are gone, but is there a Amateur Radio or CB store near > You? Somewhere I think I actually have an adapter which allows for switching the voltage and/or amps. Thing is I cannot remember where it is, or whether or not it even works anymore. I halfway think I cannot find it because it burnt out! :o Mike --- � SLMR 2.1a � Life after death - is that Terminate and Stay Resident? * Origin: capitolcityonline.net * Telnet/SSH:2022/HTTP (618:250/1) |
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