J
[email protected]
- Jan 1, 1970
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I have an MP3 player and the mains charger delivers 5V, 2.4A. The
manufacturer's "proper" in-car charger has the following specification:
Input 12V - 24V DC, Output 5V 2.5A . I recently picked up an in-car
charger (cigarette-lighter socket thingy) which can do multiple
voltages ... except 5V of course. It does 4.5V and it does 6V - am I
going to damage anything by trying to charge or run the MP3 player off
either of these voltages? If not, which one should I use? Also, how
do I determine which polarity to switch the charger to?
Many thanks in advance for any help,
Joseph
manufacturer's "proper" in-car charger has the following specification:
Input 12V - 24V DC, Output 5V 2.5A . I recently picked up an in-car
charger (cigarette-lighter socket thingy) which can do multiple
voltages ... except 5V of course. It does 4.5V and it does 6V - am I
going to damage anything by trying to charge or run the MP3 player off
either of these voltages? If not, which one should I use? Also, how
do I determine which polarity to switch the charger to?
Many thanks in advance for any help,
Joseph