dc power jack
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nuky nuclear
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dc power jack
Ok so i got this charger but i need to find a dc power jack for it to put into the system. does anyone know where to find one that will work with this charger?
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nuky nuclear
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woops my bad i forgot the link sorry about that. http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?P ... rodID=3379
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bicostp
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Looks like it already comes with a matching female plug (which has positive and negative labeled alligator leads). You could dissect it and put it into your portable.
If that doesn't work, bring it down to Rat Shack. They should have a plug that will work with the existing connector. (And if they don't, you can get one of their matched pairs. Just use a multimeter to check the polarity, in case it's a big deal.)
If that doesn't work, bring it down to Rat Shack. They should have a plug that will work with the existing connector. (And if they don't, you can get one of their matched pairs. Just use a multimeter to check the polarity, in case it's a big deal.)
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nuky nuclear
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so i can use the female end that came with it then. i will have to give that a try then. thanks for the help with that.bicostp wrote:Looks like it already comes with a matching female plug (which has positive and negative labeled alligator leads). You could dissect it and put it into your portable.
If that doesn't work, bring it down to Rat Shack. They should have a plug that will work with the existing connector. (And if they don't, you can get one of their matched pairs. Just use a multimeter to check the polarity, in case it's a big deal.)
