my power adapter broke, other 15v are burned after they were left on fo a longer time... what is wrong ? can I use 19 4.72A typical laptop
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i bought a Targus Laptop Charger 90W for Notebook MP3 Cell Phones Cameras 10 tips APA69-53 for mine so I didn't have to carry two power adapters. I can charge my laptop which is good for 2 hrs and use the adapter with the FAVI. Works well, note the APA68-53 is rated 90W and the adapter setup up the 15V need for the projector.. Hope this helps..
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If you have to ask this question, don't buy it. You should search for a power adapter based on your laptop's make and model. This way, you're sure to get the right adapter.
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Hi, deeply sorry for replying late. Mine came with a 5 Volt...1000mA (- o +)I don't understand why yours is missing the power adapter, but it shouldn't be expensive. You might find it in amazon or ebay for a cheap price.I hope you find the correct one, you don't want to burn your converter
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Simple you got the memory with voltage 1.5v version, you need the 1.35v, return it and get this Corsair Vengeance Performance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1866MHz Laptop Memory (CMSX16GX3M2B1866C10)
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My ASUS EeePC Netbook power adapter lists an input voltage from 100 - 240V. I also found a dedicated auto adapter for it on ebay, I think it was around $30.
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Most computer laptops have the voltage specs on the AC adapter. So check yours. I found one site that had this info: AC input voltage:100 ~ 240V 50~ 60Hz DC output voltage:19V DC output current:4.74A Power:90W So it looks like 19 volts would be your setting.
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My adapter shorted out, so I did an amazon search for AC adapters. Just make sure it is the correct voltage
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It all depends on the connector type, and the polarity of the adapter vs the one on the device. If the shoe fits, as they say, just don't turn the brightness and volume up all the way or you may burn out your adapters no matter which one you use. Half a volt usually doesn't matter except to laptops themselves, other devices aren't as sensitive as some will still work at lower voltages, but barely in some cases.
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Sorry for the late response but the adapter is a 120w adapter so check your old one and see if it is is the same wattage. As for the part that plugs in your computer it should fit , my computer is a dv8 and I believe all modes up to that point use the same plug looking at the image should let you know. Hope that helps.
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make sure that the power adapter is strong enoughi had the problem that the adapter that came with it wasnt strong enough
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Check your AC Power supply voltage. If it is 19 volts use that setting. As long as you use the correct voltage it will be safe.
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You can use adapter but make sure that the current and voltage both are good for this device.That means you should check the power output of your adapter which must be same or more than the power (Wattage) of this device.
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I go by the model numbers on the back of the old power supply, run that number in Google. Power Plug into the Laptop should then match, and then I like to match up the specs that should be close to the model number ... like how many amps and volts and such. Until my new one arrived I was running a Dell adaptor that came up a little short on Amps but worked because I did not have the battery in the laptop and so it ran a little warm, but was OK. Just match up info on back adaptor you are trying to replace and that should match you up fine. Plug should show polarity on the back, like center being (+) or (-) and such, that should all match up with identical model number just fine.
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You might email the seller but it sounds like it was your fault. Your best bet is to buy a power supply that works in your country.
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IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE YOU USING TWO 12v batteries in SERIES??? IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE... » Read More IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE YOU USING TWO 12v batteries in SERIES??? « Show Less
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I would check the voltage required for that laptop including the amperage needed. The one I bought is still working but it's low amperage. So it runs very hot and sometimes the screen will flicker.
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We purchased this adapter for a customer because it was listed as compatible for his notebook. There are many adapters which are fully compatible but may not necessarily be created by the original manufacturer or to the original manufacturer's specifications. To date, we have no negative feedback on this adapter. I am unable to give you a definitive answer of yes or no. Doing research for voltage, amperage, and wattage that is compatible is always your best bet. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Good luck to you.Jerry