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Blown up my Casio Adapter (again)
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Oct 24, 2001 @ 8:25pmby fullerlee
Arggh. I've blown up my AC adapter for my Casio E125 for the 2nd time (used it in the UK with a dodgy voltage converter).<br>I wondered if anyone knows if Radio Shack / Tandy make a suitable one to save me the money and time of ordering from Casio themselves?<br>Thanks
Re: Blown up my Casio Adapter (again)
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Oct 25, 2001 @ 2:20pmby RICoder
Nope. The voltage/amperage isn't exactly standard on the casio. You can come close with a variable converter, but not exactly. Additionally, you will find that the stupid connector is not a standard size either.<br><br>I managed to come close to matching it, and while it would run, and show the light indicating that it was charging, it would not charge. So...I'd say no.
Re: Blown up my Casio Adapter (again)
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Nov 6, 2001 @ 2:26amby Jaybot
not only that, but the casio is stpid and dangerous as it doesnt have a nice voltage regulator on it (like the ipaq does) so you can easily fry your casio. I've done it twice, so be careful.
Re: Blown up my Casio Adapter (again)
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Nov 6, 2001 @ 12:53pmby Diego Cueva
Auto voltage stuff is dah bomb.
Re: Blown up my Casio Adapter (again)
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Nov 6, 2001 @ 1:29pmby RICoder
Oh yeah....read Jaybots post. I forgot to mention that funky-burning-plastic smell I got when I did that the first time...
Re: Blown up my Casio Adapter (again)
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Nov 12, 2001 @ 7:42pmby fullerlee
Well I bought a new one from an online retailer.<br>They don't seem to have sent me exactly the same one. For a start it's black, and another thing, it only outputs 5volts instead of 5.9. Plugged it in a tried it, and it works so I thought I'd keep it. Will this do any harm?