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Thread ID: 114855	2010-12-20 04:46:00	Anyone got a power adapter?	Bozo (8540)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1163519	2010-12-20 05:49:00	Bleh, was a copy/paste from the specs online... :p	Bozo (8540)
1163520	2010-12-20 06:11:00	Just checked the One I mentioned, it has DC Output: +5.0V 2A written on it, its from a D- link router. (New) Just checked the router and its gone to the big graveyard in the sky (well has now :D ) I'll post back a picture along with the Plug dimensions when I get back from the job I have to go do.	wainuitech (129)
1163521	2010-12-20 06:14:00	Just checked the One I mentioned, it has DC Output: +5.0V 2A written on it, its from a D- link router. (New) Just checked the router and its gone to the big graveyard in the sky (well has now :D ) I'll post back a picture along with the Plug dimensions when I get back from the job I have to go do. Cheers wainuitech, I would be rather interested in it assuming its the correct plug. I'll PM with other info..	Bozo (8540)
1163522	2010-12-20 08:29:00	The D- Link has a plug dia of 5.5mm Outside, hole 2mm. The adapter Spec's printed (www.imagef1.net.nz(Large).JPG) -- damn hard to focus :lol: Whole thing (www.imagef1.net.nz(Large).JPG). PM answered if its any good to ya.	wainuitech (129)
1163523	2010-12-20 08:37:00	Cheers wainuitech, pm sent. Thanks all, this has been 'solved' and I'm no longer in need of said plug! Cheers.	Bozo (8540)
1163524	2010-12-20 10:50:00	I'd suggest going for the exact voltage in this case. If it was designed for more than 5v I wouldn't worry so much, as it would probably be getting internally regulated to 5v anyway to power the ICs. However as it runs on 5v I would expect there are ICs in there running directly from the 5v, and they may not be as tolerant. 5v logic went the way of the dodo, all the ICs in there will be 3.3v, most likely with a DC-DC converter. The only use I can think of for 5v in there is the power on the USB bus, and possibly some telephony circuitry.	ubergeek85 (131)
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