Can this be used to power/recharge a 9V portable DVD player?
793957
Please check your DVD requirement..this one is 9V and 300ma...if it matches, it should charge...
461221
That would depends on what is your DVD Voltage and Current input requirement?You many also want to check that the power input connector matches what this device have as an output connector.
1558501
No it will not. It will power a tv dvd player and one space heater and frig.
853395
This adapter allows for two plugins: 1) extra 12VDC cigarette lighter types of plugs and 2) USB outlets for charging items like smartphones, portable electronic devices. If the DVD player runs on 12VDC, this would work. If it needs 120V, you will need a 12VDC to 120VAC adapter.
2207295
I would imagine so. The unit I have literally "sips" current (standard 9v goes about 2.5--3 weeks w. one hour usage per day), so i'd imagine any rechargeable 9V which fits in the space of the commercial single-use 9v would work. [space is the key...it's a rather snug fit for the commercial 9v].
2155520
I am using one with a power strip for my TV, DVD player, stereo, audio amp, sub-woofer. Very handy when a DVD stops. I turn off the switch for a moment. then open the DVD drawer to remove the problem disc immediately on power up. the only limit is the 15 amp current rating for the number of things to be plugged in.
365095
Probably. If the device is in the 19 VDC range. It should handle the amperage draw, based on the mAh rating. I cannot comment on the adapters, and whether those provided will fit on it. They're mostly of the barrel type. These are basically ElectraCell types, so a Radio Shack Adapter plug will be an option if they do not. The manufacturer made a very stupid oversight when it comes to devices requiring 12 VDC or less. They failed to include a cable to connect the battery to your CD/DVD player, etc. Again, a trip to Radio Shack. Hope this helps.
1620183
We have only used the AC adaptor and we don't have a portable power pack so, I'm sorry I'm really not sure if you can do that.
1734231
Can use the A/C adapter instead of batteries. Have not tried to power it with just the USB, but it might work.
609853
You could use a 9v battery however you'll need to run it through a regulator. The device runs on 5v. You can get a nice 5v power supply here on amazon for around $15 and that you can power with AC.
461220
It should. It depends on the input needed for your DVD player. If it is a 12V input, you should do fine, from what I have seen.
755585
I've never tried that, so I'm not sure. However, it has the ability to plug into an electrical outlet which I assume would give it the power to charge electronics on its own, without being connected to the computer. It might be worth checking with the manufacturer, if possible.
240959
Yes. The charged battery, however, will not last the night playing music. I put the USB cord into a 110v adapter.
1532428
Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend buying it. I used it on one trip to Italy and it couldn't supply enough reliable power to run a portable DVD player and a cell phone at the same time. The outer casing on the AC adapter I had plugged into it actually started to melt ! It would only do that if the frequency or voltage became way out of specification. If you read some of the reviews, other people had similar problems with it. I would only use it as a convenient USB source to charge your cell phone.
1835873
Yes, if that dvd player takes power from its cigarette lighter plug or usb (which is unlikely).Basically this device is a fancy usb adapter for car cigarette lighter with splitter for the cig. lighter.
881390
Many portable DVD players use proprietary 3.5mm cable scheme. So the conventional wiring will often not work.
168927
Yes, but it doesn't charge rechargeable batteries. You'd need the Toughbox with that capability if you want to do that.