Charging a port. DVD player battery w/ univ. AC Adapter?
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Charging a port. DVD player battery w/ univ. AC Adapter?
So, I managed to leave the AC adapter (that charges the portable DVD players battery) behind on our last trip. I purchased a universal AC adapter that is 9V 600mA. The adapter that came with the player states it is 9V 2.2 amps.
My question is whether I am going to fry my player by using the universal adapter? It specifically states not to use the universal adapter to recharge; however, the sales tech said it was the same thing & the amperage difference wouldnt make a difference.
The player is working - but, it seems to sort of on the fritz (I charged it fully & drained the battery a couple of times & each time its playback is different w/ a few times not charging at all - even though it was plugged in for about 4 hours).
Thank you for any help or advice.
My question is whether I am going to fry my player by using the universal adapter? It specifically states not to use the universal adapter to recharge; however, the sales tech said it was the same thing & the amperage difference wouldnt make a difference.
The player is working - but, it seems to sort of on the fritz (I charged it fully & drained the battery a couple of times & each time its playback is different w/ a few times not charging at all - even though it was plugged in for about 4 hours).
Thank you for any help or advice.
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I've got the correct ac dc set up - however, I thought 600 mA was more than 2.2 amps...is that wrong? 600mA = 6 amps...I am forgetting my voltage/amperage stuff (obviously) . But, you think I will fry the adapter and not the player (preferred way if I am going to fry something).
Thanks for your help though! I will look around for a different amperage.
Thanks for your help though! I will look around for a different amperage.
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if i am correct 600mA would be just over 1/2 of 1 amp. therefore your charger is not big enough to charge your batteries properly. You will need to purchase a bigger (at least 2.2amp) charger.