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Hi,

We bought a Creative ZEN V mp3 player. It comes with a USB-cable to
charge the li-ion battery through a pc. I want to charge this player
with a power supply (220V in). I think the ZEN needs 5 V at 2.4A (max)
it says at the internet. I do have already a power supply witch says:
input 100-240V-50/60Hz 120mA, output 5V === 400mA. Is this save to
use??? Will it work?

Thanks for helping

Marcel
 
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