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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, IntX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a battery charger that requires DC12V, but it's adapter is UK style, > so I can't use it's original adapter. > > The original adapter says it outputs at DC12V ~ 1500mAh. > > Right now I'm using an universal adapter that outputs at DC12V, but ~ > 300mAh. > > Would this damage the battery charger, or would it only charge slower? > It could cause damage to something if it's a smart charger. It won't be able to monitor the batteries correctly when the input voltage is surging up and down during the charge and sense cycles. Just buy a new adaptor. They're cheap. You can even get a universal adaptor that runs off 90-230V.
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