my OnyX has gone thorugh three of these and is rated in the documentation at 500mA. does that not exceed 5v?
1812477
Patrick: I cannot answer your question directly except to say that I looked up the spec's for your radio and it says that the vehicle power cord for this unit is rated at 5v output so it shoud work properly, (especially if the plug going into the radio fits properly). I hope this helps.... If it blows out the radio, then there is too much power going to the radio. If on the other hand, the power cord blows out and NOT the radio, then there is too much power going into the adaptor and it will blow the fuse therein. Make sure you only have 12v going into the power cord fromt he vehicle's battery. Patrick: I cannot answer your question directly except to say that I looked up the spec's for your radio and it says that the vehicle power cord for this unit is rated at 5v output so it shoud work properly, (especially if the plug going into the radio fits properly). I hope this helps.... If it blows out the radio, then there is too much power going to the radio. If on the other hand, the power cord blows out and NOT the radio, then there is too much power going into the adaptor and it will blow the fuse therein. Make sure you only have 12v going into the power cord fromt he vehicle's... » Read More Patrick: I cannot answer your question directly except to say that I looked up the spec's for your radio and it says that the vehicle power cord for this unit is rated at 5v output so it shoud work properly, (especially if the plug going into the radio fits properly). I hope this helps.... If it blows out the radio, then there is too much power going to the radio. If on the other hand, the power cord blows out and NOT the radio, then there is too much power going into the adaptor and it will blow the fuse therein. Make sure you only have 12v going into the power cord fromt he vehicle's battery. « Show Less
1812478
First off, this is a 12v unit and won't tolerate much more than that. If the supply source is a good 12volt, then I would say off hand, that something is shorting out. That power supply really supplies more current that the radio would normally use. I've used mine for over 4 years now with no problems, Look around and see if you could have a bare wire going to ground, one that is not solidly mounted and able to move around a little. If yours is like mine there is no way to get into it to see what is actually going bad, so good luck.
1812479
Patrick: I cannot answer your question directly except to say that I looked up the spec's for your radio and it says that the vehicle power cord for this unit is rated at 5v output so it shoud work properly, (especially if the plug going into the radio fits properly). I hope this helps.... If it blows out the radio, then there is too much power going to the radio. If on the other hand, the power cord blows out and NOT the radio, then there is too much power going into the adaptor and it will blow the fuse therein. Make sure you only have 12v going into the power cord fromt he vehicle's battery.
1449595
Yes indeed. My unit was mislabeled and led to some confusion. I contacted mfg and they send replacement liable. it is no on 48V 6 8V system and working fine. Great customer service.
639374
I'm not sure how you would actually measure it. I can tell you that they run 10 ASICMiner Block Erupters without issue, so they meet the USB 2.0 spec of 5V/500mA per port. I suspect it would have a hard time with meeting the true USB 3.0 spec of 5V/900mA per port, but it would be close.
2120905
500 mA is .5A This unit is rated for 1A, or 1000mA, so should be fine.Also, I had no problem in receiving the item, although as I recall, it took a bit of time.
1985596
I used 5V with no problem. Couldn;t find the specification but everything above 2.5 i think is considered a high
1567649
I used 1000mA for three at the same time. However, I had a hard time in the beginning to energize them for the first time. Now they all work perfectly. Also, depending the distance from the power source, it will not allow you to share the same power supply with others. It's a little tricky, but works very well.
1800398
See my comments of -5V: http://www.amazon.com/review/RFNW9LHMC8WKU/ref=cm_cr_rdp_permAbout -12V, It's still on pin 14 of latest ATX V2.3 standard. I guess it's still needed.
794927
The device itself runs on 5VDC at <2a using a standard micro USB connector. I gave up on finding the adapters for the wall wart and threw it out (one less power supply to carry as well).
1965782
I thinks there are some semantics reference the voltage. The NP-FV70's that I have been using now for almost a year are working perfectly fine. I have had absolutely no problem with the, and I am very pleased with them.
1865841
Hi, DS...You might need to check the charger that works for your Onyx Plus receiver to make sure that it is the same voltage and plug configuration as this power source, or make sure you can return it if it doesn't work for your receiver. I use it for a different receiver than yours (mine's an XM2GO by Pioneer) and it has been an excellent addition to my boat. Hope this helps...
2143207
If this were 50000mah, it would be at 3.7 volts, leaving less available for use at the 5 volts of usb. That being said, I doubt this is really the stated capacity. I plan to take it apart soon and discover what it really contains. I will post a discussion topic here if possible after it is dismantled.
406484
I checked the batteries and the branded box they came in. There is no mah rating; only the voltage. Perhaps Duracell doesn't want you to know.
2256210
yes, this is the EXACT same power cord that came with my Onyx when I bought it ! the guy who said it dont work must have had a bad dock not just cord !! here is whats on the sticker on the power cord I had and just bought, both identical....... ((SIRIUSXM)) model # SXDPIP1 IN: DC 9-16V OUT: DC 5V 1.5A ....... under the bar code is SXDPIP1 U434C000B54J01 (SORRY i need bifocals but that bar code looks right but is tiny lol but rest is correct)
294468
The unit is 12v DC at 1000ma. I've used it on camera batteries of different type with no problems.
1619617
They're marked at 3.7 V.... Mine were actually ranging from 4.7 to 5.2V. Not safe!!!
1417264
It worked well in my Tri-Star running Windows XP. The computer was vintage 2006. I don't know if it was 5v or not.
26613
Yea, this is most definitely not dual voltage although it says so. I took it to Europe under the assumption it was. I also used a converter and it still died on me.