Power Adaptor info?
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h34r:The GP32 Manual says:-
DC 3V 250mA (or above: Standard is 400mA) Plug is centre pin negative.
"using an adapter that produces stable power is better"
There are many multi-adaptors available, but seeing some posts where GP32 has been damaged by 9V or whatever, I'd recommend getting an adaptor which only supplies 3V
If you live in the UK : Maplin Part no. MG76H is a 3V 400mA stabilised supply. The plug is 2.3mm diameter (similar to mobile phone) which you can buy separately.
DC 3V 250mA (or above: Standard is 400mA) Plug is centre pin negative.
"using an adapter that produces stable power is better"
There are many multi-adaptors available, but seeing some posts where GP32 has been damaged by 9V or whatever, I'd recommend getting an adaptor which only supplies 3V
If you live in the UK : Maplin Part no. MG76H is a 3V 400mA stabilised supply. The plug is 2.3mm diameter (similar to mobile phone) which you can buy separately.
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User: Corellian Corvette
Date: Apr 28 2003, 08:53 PM
Hey everyone - saw some discussion on AC adapters for GP32.
Went to Radio Shack and got one for $13.99. They have a wall of generic adapters, and you are allowed one custom plug for free.
The part number you need is 273-1755 3V AC Adapater, 500mA
The plug you need is the Type A plug.
You will put the plug in with the (-) alligned with (tip) to get the correct polarity.
Date: Apr 28 2003, 08:53 PM
Hey everyone - saw some discussion on AC adapters for GP32.
Went to Radio Shack and got one for $13.99. They have a wall of generic adapters, and you are allowed one custom plug for free.
The part number you need is 273-1755 3V AC Adapater, 500mA
The plug you need is the Type A plug.
You will put the plug in with the (-) alligned with (tip) to get the correct polarity.
