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On 27 Jan 2013 02:37:06 GMT, "DoN. Nichols"
wrote:
On 2013-01-26, Larry Jaques wrote:
On 26 Jan 2013 04:17:12 GMT, "DoN. Nichols"
wrote:
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Hmmm ... I picked up a "universal" power lump from MicroCenter,
which included the right voltage, and a listing for the maker of the
NetBook -- but it had a series of interchangeable barrel connectors with
a 3-pin input. Apparently a resistor in the connector programs which
output voltage you will get -- but there is no matching connector for
the cable (otherwise I would build my own adaptor using the original
cable and my own resistor to program it). I guess that I could find a
female barrel connector and use that to make the adaptor needed.
I recently found out the hard way that RatSnack carried both the M
(5.5x2.1mm) and N (5.5x2.5)size jacks and plugs. I had the wrong size
(M) in my kit when I built my 5ah LED flashlight. The charger was N.
sigh
Your 2.5mm is the ID, while mine has to be 2.5mm OD. The
Roger, over. That makes a difference. g
"universal" supply did have some of the larger sizes, but nothing down
as small as 2.5 mm OD.
Now I see why someone said it seemed to be a lot of current for that
size.
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