Thanks chaps. I couldn't find the replacement Boom psu on the Logitech
web site (the search facility iscvery poor) so in the end* I ordered the
12v 2.5amp one from the UK Mouser store. I didn't bother getting the UK
power fitment as it looked the same as the one on the original beta Boom
supply
ModelCitizen wrote:
Cheers, but as my Boom is from the beta program it has an 18v supply and
I am not sure if the 12v one is beefy enough.
I'm pretty sure it will work. Look at this thread
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?51667-external-battery-pack-for-a-mobile-Boom
There are regularly sellers on ebay selling psu's they claim to be
compatible with the boom, but no real indication of quality.
Alternative is often 12v psus manufactured by DVE come up second hand
quite often. Usually just for a couple of quid + postage. These seem to
always have the right
Cheers, but as my Boom is from the beta program it has an 18v supply and
I am not sure if the 12v one is beefy enough.
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The Logitech spare parts shop still has replacement PSUs, but you pay
minimum 29,20 £ too (power supply and shipping without power plug
plates, which cost 8 £ if you need them).
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they provide me with quickest way to some programs (e.g. most popular
comedy).
Yes. I have to admit that this is the category I use almost every
time...
The Sword of Aznagr
Old Harry's Game
Cabin Pressure
Claire in the Community
Just a Minute
The News Quiz
Meet David Sadaris
ModelCitizen wrote:
Thanks all.
Will go for a 12v supply and keep my fingers crossed. Pascal, the one
you link to looks best but it is surprisingly expensive and I've no real
idea if the barrel connector is the right size. Might have to go for the
one at Amazon but it does not look too
That 12v 2.5W PSU at Mouser works out at a total of 43.37 !
I've realised that the Radio PSU is 18v and has the same sized barrel
connector and, although it's only 1.0 amp the Boom seems to sound OK
with.
Not much of a solution though.
I can't seem to find anyone whom can sell me a single
Ah! Posts crossed. Yes, i'm sure the one you link too will be the best
but at #8364;75 total price I refuse to even think about it! Thanks
anyway Pascal.
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ModelCitizen wrote:
That 12v 2.5W PSU at Mouser works out at a total of 43.37 !
I've realised that the Radio PSU is 18v and has the same sized barrel
connector and, although it's only 1.0 amp the Boom seems to sound OK
with.
Not much of a solution though.
I can't seem to find
E... What will happen if I pump up the volume then? Is it likely to
damage anything?
bpas 17 Euro one works out at 43 with the VAT and postage. :-(
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ModelCitizen wrote:
E... What will happen if I pump up the volume then? Is it likely to
damage anything?
bpas 17 Euro one works out at 43 with the VAT and postage. :-(
Have you have checked the price using the UK Mouser site and not the
Euro one - IIRC their delivery costs to UK are
Hi BPA. Does that mean the beta Booms will not run on a 12v supply?
Btw. Not mentioned this for a few years so probably time I did again
thanks for your BBC iPlayer Extra plugin. I still use it almost every
day. :-)
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ModelCitizen wrote:
Hi BPA. Does that mean the beta Booms will not run on a 12v supply?
Btw. Not mentioned this for a few years so probably time I did again
thanks for your BBC iPlayer Extra plugin. I still use it almost every
day. :-)
Going from memory - all Booms will work on 12V.
Thanks all.
Will go for a 12v supply and keep my fingers crossed. Pascal, the one
you link to looks best but it is surprisingly expensive and I've no real
idea if the barrel connector is the right size. Might have to go for the
one at Amazon but it does not look too promising.
Again, thanks.
My beta Boom PSU is 18v 0.8A which means a 12V 1.5A might be OK.
The Boom PSU is made by Phihong so if you should look up the code
(something like PSA12R ) on your faulty Boom PSu under Phihong power
supplies on Mouser ort other suppliers.
Hello all...
I'm pretty sure that a recent power cut has killed my Boom's power
supply. Does anyone know how I can best get a replacement?
Thanks
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http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronicsfield-keywords=squeezebox%20radio%20ac%20adapter#/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronicsfield-keywords=squeezebox+boom+ac+adapterrh=n%3A172282%2Ck%3Asqueezebox+boom+ac+adapter
Thanks for this Toby. It didn't occur to me that direct replacements
might be sold via Amazon!
I'm in the UK so got this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dapsfield-keywords=squeezebox%20boom%20power%20supply
The one honest looking review is quite negative. But the
ModelCitizen wrote:
Thanks for this Toby. It didn't occur to me that direct replacements
might be sold via Amazon!
I'm in the UK so got this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dapsfield-keywords=squeezebox%20boom%20power%20supply
The one honest looking review
ModelCitizen wrote:
But the main thing i've noticed is that my original Boom power supply is
18 volt whereas the replacements are 12v. I'm a bit perplexed by this.
It is possible my Boom was provided for the beta test which might have
something to do with it.
Beta test Boom PSU were a
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