26 Jan
2004
26 Jan
'04
2:24 a.m.
Lyos Norezel wrote:
Doc... this is a BAD idea... I've fried numerous
devices by using the wrong power rating... even if it was only 1mA off. The voltage almost
never matters... as long as the power is correct. Hope this gets to u before you fry your
machine.
Lyos Gemini Norezel
Doc Shipley <doc(a)mdrconsult.com> wrote:
Funny coincidence, there. I just hacked a Sprint CAD-1000 AC adapter
onto a JetDirect Ex+ last night. The receptacle of the JD is odd, so I
had to pull the board and solder the adapter direct. Other than that,
it's the right voltage, and a little over-amped (1A vs the JD's rated
800mA).
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WHAT??? I can see an under current supply getting pulled down and causing
the evil bug in the LM309K and other vintage regulators to start that
self destructive
activity. But, too much current is a GOOD THING, Unless you have a
short, then, well.
But No, You are wrong on multiple levels. Are you a troll?
Jim Davis.