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    Default Switching Adapter Alternatives?

    hey guys
    dont visit this section much, but im hoping you guys can lend me a hand.

    I have a
    DVE Switching Adapter
    ModelSA-12W-05 FAU 05406
    Input 100-240VAC 50/60 hz 0.3A
    Output: +5.4V 1.2A - ---o --- +

    Now this thing has gone bust, are they easy to open up and fix? If not could someone recomend me a alternative? Its for a Netcomm V85 VOIP Handset.

    Thanks in advance

    ps; ive tried jaycar/electus/dicksmith to no avale.

    cheers



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    not a issue anymore
    netcomm said they'd replace it

    thanks

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    next time try altronics

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    buy a usb hub...ditch the hub and keep the plug pack

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    5.4V is an unusual value.

    I'd say a 5V one would work just as good. 0.4 of a volt is neither here nor there in the great scheme of things.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Studio1 View Post
    5.4V is an unusual value.

    I'd say a 5V one would work just as good. 0.4 of a volt is neither here nor there in the great scheme of things.

    thanks guys
    thats what i thought, i half expected the jaycar sales reps to be like yeh, give 5volts go... since they didnt say it i thoguht it wouldnt work.

    shoulda asked here first

    but yeh, was on the phone with netcomm and they are sending me out one

    thanks for all the input

    cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by urban_s0ulja View Post
    since they didnt say it i thoguht it wouldnt work.
    Dunno what the staff are like at Jaycar in Oz, but here they are really only one step up from the staff that work at DS.

    Usually just kids straight out of school who have little or no understanding of electronics and simply took the job coz it's all they could get.

    No offence intended for anyone that works there - just that they're not technically minded in the most - otherwise if they were, they'd be working for a telecommunications company rather than selling electronic parts.

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