i understand that, but there must be a simple component in order to
regulate the voltage. the USB charging cord for my plantronics
headset (yes its BT) has a little bulb a couple of inches from the
USB connector. its very small, doesnt get in the way or anything. i
figure the same could be done for the newt.
/ ®
On 29 aug 2006, at 06.43, Martin Joseph wrote:
> There is no 7.5V on USB, so no it wouldn't be that simple. You would
> need to add power regulation, and I suppose the Newton charger might
> have some smarts too.
>
> Adriano seems like he would know plenty about this question.
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