>
> DP> Ouch! don't use that. It's transformer based, instead of a
> DP> switching power supply. I don't know if your in the US, but
> DP> remember that those won't sense the input voltage.
>
> Huh? It won't sense input voltage? So this guy was selling something
> that doesn't work?
Transformer-based power supplies also output pretty approximate
voltages. For example, a power suppy labeled 7.5 volts could actually
be as high as 12 volts, which is not good for a Newton. You want to
make sure that you're using a regulated power supply, otherwise you'll
fry your Newton. Not a good idea...
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