:eek: ... in these days I think to put HifyBerry inside my boom: i try
to use line in and for a strange reason it resuscitates... I think it's
an easter effect
Boom Dead - Touch - Radio
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JoeMuc2009 wrote:
> This isn't taking a good direction. BPA may be right eventually!
This post from Caleb - one of the Slimdevices developers of the Boom
confirms that 18V is OK.
The above "external battery pack for a mobile Boom" thread is very
interesting in respect of the power system as Bo
This isn't taking a good direction. BPA may be right eventually! I have
spent days analyzing defective Boom boards and to my surprise never
found a single classic voltage regulator. Up to now I thought this
probably indicates a very low tolerance towards other voltages than
specified. But found qu
djringjr wrote:
>
> You cannot do what you wrote. The Boom PSU is 12 VDC, it will not put
> out
> 18 VDC ever.
>
> Plugging in the Radio PSU which is 50% higher voltage the Boom requires
> will likely destroy the Boom.
>
I never said the same PSU put out two voltages.
I have two Booms
- a pr
On Feb 12, 2018 7:10 AM, "bpa"
wrote:
>
>
> The plug are compatible but that does not means the amps are
> sufficient.
>
> The PSU for Radio is rated at 18v @ 1A
>
> Boom PSU is 12V @2.5A or 18V @ 1.67A
>
> So using Radio PSU would probably not have enough power.
>
>
>
I have just checked the Italian site without any luck, but the still
have some for sale in Germany
http://support.logitech.com/de_de/parts#5main-a
If you want to check for other countries, scroll to the bottom of the
page and click on the displayed country flag.
Ronnie
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JoeMuc2009 wrote:
> Bad idea! The Squeezebox Radio uses 18 Volts, the Boom only 12 Volts
IIRC Boom can take up to 18V - I have a pre-production unit and they
were supplied with 18V PSU but ran warm. Production units have 12V and
they are the only approved ones.
Booms have a very large current d
rodry wrote:
> I try to change Power with another (from my boom radio) but no
> difference.
Bad idea! The Squeezebox Radio uses 18 Volts, the Boom only 12 Volts.
Connecting a Radio's power supply will probably destroy the Boom.
You may be lucky and it's just a few voltage regulators that were bl
Please clarify
Did you test with an exact same Boom powersupply or a Power supply for
the newer SB Radio ?
The plug are compatible but that does not means the amps are
sufficient.
The PSU for Radio is rated at 18v @ 1A
Boom PSU is 12V @2.5A or 18V @ 1.67A
So using Radio PSU would probably no
JoeMuc2009 wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> hope I can help. Is the Boom still visible on your network by any chance
> so you could control it in your browser? Or directly via infrared remote
> control? In that case, it may be just the display's power supply that
> failed. This kind of fault can be fixed
Hey there,
hope I can help. Is the Boom still visible on your network by any chance
so you could control it in your browser? Or directly via infrared remote
control? In that case, it may be just the display's power supply that
failed. This kind of fault can be fixed easily.
How do the button back
What a pity!
Maybe @JoeMuc2009 has another advice or even a diagnosis.
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karlek wrote:
> Did you try another power supply either?
Yes...
Boom Dead - Touch - Radio
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Did you try another power supply either?
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Ten days ago my Boom died after 10 years of honorable work...
Fisrt symptom fading display, then the dead... I try to change wifi
card, reset, but nothing to do...
My daughter was five years old when I purchase Boom... today she says "I
miss my Boom daddy"
Bye to the best Streamer device!
Boom
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