14 Aug
1998
14 Aug
'98
11:23 p.m.
John Higginbotham wrote:
Over 90% of the external modems I have dealt with were 9vdc, 500ma, but
there is always an exception, and in this case, that is probably the case.
Odd. An awful lot of the external modems I've dealt with were 12-24
VAC power supplies. Just about anything by Tandy comes to mind from
the bad old days when 1200 bps was considered "fast", but I'm pretty
sure the unit I'm presently using (I can't see the power brick from
here and I hate unplugging a modem while I'm on-line -- with my ISP
there's a 20% chance of a connection in any attempt -- had I
mentioned lately a desire to change ISPs?) is getting AC to the unit
at a reduced voltage.
At 04:38 PM 8/14/98 -0700, Kevin McQuiggin wrote:
>You need an AC adapter. Anyone know the correct voltage for this model of
>modem??
>
>Kevin
>
>>
>> I just got a 2400 external modem without a power cord the modem is a
>> packard bell PB2400PLUS anyone know what kind of power cord it takes(dose't
>> say anything in the manual about specs on the power cord) the jack that the
>> power cord goes into looks like a hole with a stem in the middle of it
>> looks like the size of a mini stereo jack
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