numbsock;384957 Wrote:
> Thanks, so an higher Amp value will not damage the unit?
No - the device only draws what it needs.
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Phil Leigh;384950 Wrote:
> 1) yes
> 2) you need a test meter!
Thanks, so an higher Amp value will not damage the unit?
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Skunk;384951 Wrote:
> Does the 5V/3A power supply in question not have the small diagram on
> back pointing to the center as positive?
>
> - ->(o<)-- +
It does indeed, thanks :)
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Does the 5V/3A power supply in question not have the small diagram on
back pointing to the center as positive?
- ->(o<)-- +
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numbsock;384945 Wrote:
> 1. Owning a SB3 i'd like to know if i can use a 5V-*3A* power supply,
> considering that the SB3 supposedly needs 5V-*2A*.
>
> 2. How do i know if the power supply is center positive?
>
> Thanks
1) yes
2) you need a test meter!
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1. Owning a SB3 i'd like to know if i can use a 5V-*3A* power supply,
considering that the SB3 supposedly needs 5V-*2A*.
2. How do i know if the power supply is center positive?
Thanks
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