cliveb wrote:
> Congratulations on finding a way to run a Duet Receiver (9V) from a USB
> supply (5V).
Sorry, did this for a different android box. For the receiver I did
this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P95QP9Y/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?_encoding=UTF8&aaxitk=6bb5b212c3f71bbe6cf2e88e8d1557f2&h
cliveb wrote:
> Congratulations on finding a way to run a Duet Receiver (9V) from a USB
> supply (5V).
https://www.walmart.com/ip/9V-2A-Adaptive-Fast-Rapid-Charging-Wall-Charger-US-Plug-For-Samsung-Galaxy-Phones-Black/835327484
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cliveb wrote:
> Congratulations on finding a way to run a Duet Receiver (9V) from a USB
> supply (5V).
I am seeing usb supplies with 5v and 9v output. For example, the usb
supply that came with my Samsung galaxy or Arlo camera. The current
rating might be insufficient.
Paul
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pablolie wrote:
> What's a "modem" boomer? :-D Kidding. Good point. My cable router is
> probably 4 years old. The previous one failed after about 5 years. So
> yeah. Point made. :-)
>
> My TV is also over 10 years old - it was a top Samsung 52inch LED model
> at the time and cost me dearly, s
cliveb wrote:
> Congratulations on finding a way to run a Duet Receiver (9V) from a USB
> supply (5V).Good point. It would work for a Touch [emoji2]
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w3wilkes wrote:
> I've had two Duet receiver power supplies fail over the last 12 years.
> The last time I had a failure I bought one of these cords and then I can
> just pick up another USB wall charger.
Congratulations on finding a way to run a Duet Receiver (9V) from a USB
supply (5V).
Unt
I've had two Duet receiver power supplies fail over the last 12 years.
The last time I had a failure I bought one of these 'cords'
(https://www.amazon.com/YIKU-Universal-5-5x2-1mm-Charging-Connector/dp/B0825SD9ZM/ref=asc_df_B0825SD9ZM/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=416794793908&hvpos=&hvnetw=
garym wrote:
> good point. I probably have no other consumer electronics Ive used more
> than 3 years.
>
> Edit. Maybe a router or modem. But they are 5 or 6 years max. Not 15!
What's a "modem" boomer? :-D Kidding. Good point. My cable router is
probably 4 years old. The previous one failed af
At least you can buy generic 5V 2A replacements easily on eBay and
elsewhere!
Martin
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pablolie wrote:
> but in all fairness I am not sure I have any other piece of electronics
> in the house that I still use every day after 15 years or so...
good point. I probably have no other consumer electronics I’ve
used more than 3 years.
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..at least for me it is the dang Logitech power supplies every friggin'
time. So don't assume the box broke.
I am lucky enough to have several of them around so can easily test with
other power supplies. And... voila!... it's fixed it every time. Never
had another issue with the stable of Squee
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