I have a device which calls for a 7.5 v 200 mA adapter - will this one work? Thanks!
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I don't think so. It's a kids tablet but I think the port is damaged... Thank you though, I appeared your concern &#128522;
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I don't think so. It's a kids tablet but I think the port is damaged... Thank you though, I appeared your concern �
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Not 100% sure. I use this for all my devices that need to be recharged, that need a mini-usb (Samsung Galaxy S4, Kindle, bluetooth speaker). Because of the 5V voltage, it does it super-fast! If you need to constantly power something, I would probably say no, only because it would need a constant 7.5V. Hope this helps. BTW, I love mine!
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Prior to answering, I carefully reread the instructions. No where is this question answered or addressed. I simply don't know. Technical info from instructions:" Power requirements: DC Adapter: 9vcd, 500 mA. Sorry!
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Hi, deeply sorry for replying late. Mine came with a 5 Volt...1000mA (- o +)I don't understand why yours is missing the power adapter, but it shouldn't be expensive. You might find it in amazon or ebay for a cheap price.I hope you find the correct one, you don't want to burn your converter
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Any 110V to 5V 500 mA (or more) power adapter will work. The standard adapter has part number KW-998<IC> Try Radio shack.
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Yes. 11.1v source is too high for 7.4v use. It's okay to go higher mAh for longer use or a li'l more power but higher voltage will fry device.
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I would look on your original charger's electrical specs and make sure the numbers match. With most chargers I've ordered, they have worked if I did that. This charger, however, was mis-advertised. It says it is a DC 5V 2A, but it was in reality a DC 5V 1500mA, which didn't work on my Android tablet, so I had to return it.
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The mAh does not matter, but I am unsure what the 2.6 means. As long as it is 3.7V, it should work.
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I think 5V, 1A is low. The supplied adapter has 24 W and the output is 5V, 2A. Maybe the device will be recharged with 5V 1A, but much more slowly
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Yes. It should work fine. The mA rating is a maximum draw from the device, not maximum supply from the power supply. While this has a max output of 1300mA the device will only draw the 820 mA it needs
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Depends on your battery and capacity. I use a old Sony battery with the adapter and it works fine for me.
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I cannot say for sure. My problem was in matching the voltage. Most adapters I found were 5V. Lenovo has a limited website at Lenovo.com . Good luck John
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The adapter that comes with the device is 120V, you may look for another 5.5 V 220
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http://www.amazon.com/AC-DC-ADAPTER-6VOLTS-800mA-2-5mm/dp/B00701YS1O/ref=pd_sbs_e_7
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Yes works very fine, you ll never be wrong with this item. Will work very fine as long the device is powered by 1.5V batteries
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Jason, et. al., this battery will work (but not necessarily fit) with any 7.2V device which uses the "standard" RC connector. Not really a definitive answer, but a fact none-the-less. Google (verb) the device you want to put it in and find out the battery connector type. Good luck!
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More info is needed and I can tell you if it will work or not. Exacly what model is the preamp.The device should have stickers on it which tell how many watts it draws as well as the current mA
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It appears yes it will work. Check this link I have listed below and it will tell you that it supports stick and pod type batts. this charger supports 7.2 to 18 vMakita MAKDC1804 Pod-Style and Stick-Style 3-Hour Battery Charger, 7.2-volt to 18-volt