[Fred_fred2004]

I have a friend who has one of these little amps, she has lost the plug pack to recharge it, does anyone know the voltage and pin out ,its fairly low and I don't want to fry anything by plugging in the wrong voltage
thanks
FRED

 

[Wankerfx]

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Originally Posted by Fred_fred2004 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have a friend who has one of these little amps, she has lost the plug pack to recharge it, does anyone know the voltage and pin out ,its fairly low and I don't want to fry anything by plugging in the wrong voltage thanks FRED

You should be able to get one at Radioshack/The Source. I'd contact Gary first though.

 

[madmax7]

I dont even use it. I just open the amp and fast charge the batteries for 15 minutes, let them cool down, pop em back in and go.

 

[logwed]

Just ask Gary. He's sure to tell you.

 

[zkool448]

Fred, here you go:
Website
THE AC ADAPTER - The main purpose of the AC adapter is to recharge the batteries inside the amplifier, and to power the amp when being used from an AC source.

There are many different AC power systems around the world. If you ordered an amplifier which did not include the 110 volt AC adapter the good news is that any adapter with the following features can also be used:

Output Voltage: 3 Volts DC
Output Current: 200 Milliamps or greater
Plug Size: A 2.5mm male mono plug with a Negative Tip polarity.

 

[Fred_fred2004]

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Originally Posted by zkool448 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Fred, here you go: Website THE AC ADAPTER - The main purpose of the AC adapter is to recharge the batteries inside the amplifier, and to power the amp when being used from an AC source. There are many different AC power systems around the world. If you ordered an amplifier which did not include the 110 volt AC adapter the good news is that any adapter with the following features can also be used: Output Voltage: 3 Volts DC Output Current: 200 Milliamps or greater Plug Size: A 2.5mm male mono plug with a Negative Tip polarity.

Thanks you're a champion

cheers
FRED