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Subject: 
Re: What AC adapter to use for RIS 1.0?
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lugnet.robotics
Date: 
Thu, 22 Feb 2001 06:50:52 GMT
Original-From: 
Rahul Tarkunde <{rtarkund@ptc.}StopSpam{com}>
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Hi,

Seven VA stands for 7 volt-ampere. To arrive at the ma/A rating divide 7
VA by
10 Volts. In this case it will be 700 ma ( 0.7 Amp).

I do not have the mindstorm, neither have I tried the 9 Volt adapter but
in general a 9 volt adapter should work. If you want a specific 10 V
adapter and do not mind doing some electronics work you can buy a 12
volt adapter, cut the positive 12 V supply cable and insert 3 diodes (
Type 1N4001 Silicon) in series. They will give you approx. 2 volt drop.(
.7 x 3)

+ from PA ---------------|>|---|>|----|>|-------------------- + to RIS

0 from PA --------------------------------------------------- 0 to RIS


regards
-Rahul


Cyborg wrote:

I just got a second RIS, this one is the RIS 1.0 with the power adapter
input. I tried to find that AC adapter on S@H , but couldn't find it.
There is not even any info about it in the RIS 1.0 itself.
All the info I found was, that I need a 10V 7VA adapter for it.
Where can I find such an adapter?
RadioShack sells universal PA, but they have no 10V setting and most
adapters I can see have a mA or a A rating, e.g. 12V 500mA or a 7V 1.8A
Would a 9V adapter work? and what are 7VA in mA or A (I guess 1000mA=1A)?
And in case I could use a universal PA, what side is the positive (inside or
outside)?
Thanks for the help.

--

David

--

David



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I just got a second RIS, this one is the RIS 1.0 with the power adapter input. I tried to find that AC adapter on S@H , but couldn't find it. There is not even any info about it in the RIS 1.0 itself. All the info I found was, that I need a 10V 7VA (...) (24 years ago, 22-Feb-01, to lugnet.robotics)

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