rtfm8
join:2005-07-09
Washington, DC | reply to rtfm8
Re: Cheap power adapter for 6100 and 2100?
If you send me a IM; I may have a source.... |
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rtfm8
join:2005-07-09
Washington, DC | reply to rtfm8
Also was just told:
"See if Electronic City is still around. They are (were) in New Hyde Park, just over the Queens line in Nassau County. They always had a tremendous selection of misc. electronics stuff. Try 516-352-7145 or 718-343-5980." |
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rtfm8
join:2005-07-09
Washington, DC | reply to AdapZr
I'm told there's a store on Canal east of 6th; and perhaps other adjacent.
Alternately, try Mendelsons as I mentioned, or »electronicsurplus.com |
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AdapZr
@verizon.net |  reply to AdapZr
Thanks for a response but sadly I live in NYC and don't know what exactly a surplus store would be like? have any ideas where one would be in new york city? |
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rtfm8
join:2005-07-09
Washington, DC
 ·Verizon Online DSL
·Atlantech Online, ..
·AT&T DSL Service
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said by c4junk  : The 900ma output is important. That "at least 900 ma" is; but anything above that is gravy... |
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c4junk
Premium
join:2004-05-08 | reply to AdapZr
I usually get these at a local surplus store (Skycraft) they are mostly military etc type of thing-there are many online- you can use plug off your old and splice to new pwr supply but get polarity right.
The 900ma output is important. |
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rtfm8
join:2005-07-09
Washington, DC
·Verizon Online DSL
·Atlantech Online, ..
·AT&T DSL Service
| reply to AdapZr
The power supplies are quite generic. For the AC one, something between 10-11 volts, and at least 900mA will be OK. The only issue is finding one with the right connector. I save "wall warts" in a big box and usually can find a orphan that saves my tail. Try a surplus electronics store if you
have same.... or »meci.com or Halted or .....
The DC one will be even easier; just be sure it's the same polarity.
Worst case, you buy such from Radios Hack..... |
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AdapZr
@verizon.net | reply to AdapZr
My bad. the 6100 is a
input: AC 120v 60hz 16w
output: AC 10.5V 900mA
the 327w is the previous post of 12vdc 1.0a |
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AdapZr
@verizon.net
|  Would anyone know where to get a cheap replacement power adapter for these two westell dsl machines?
The 6100 is a 120vac 60hz 22w output 12vdc 1.0a
the 2100 is a 120v 60hz 30w output: 12vdc 1.67a
Short of that would anyone know how to repair the existing power adapters? Much appreciated. |
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