Redrum wrote:
> Happy that you solved your issue!
>
> but isn't it nice that you can solve your issue so cheaply? :)
>
> Glad you are still part of the family. :)
> Jim
Definitely! Instead of spending at least DKK 3000 (probably 4000) on
Bluesound, I have ordered 2 generic power supplies
Happy that you solved your issue!
Rather than low quality, I think a better description of these switching
supplies is inexpensive and adequate when new. Age and heat cycling
causes them to be susceptible to failing as they age. Of course you can
always get a better supply, but isn't it nice
Thank you very much, Gentlemen
It was already my intention to attach the 2 receivers to my professional
power supply and see what happened, but your replies nevertheless
convinced me of the cause!
And true enough, attached to to big supply, both of the units would turn
on and connect to the
agree with w3 and philippe, and I also suspect it's the inability to
supply the needed current. I just replaced a duet controller ps (cut and
splice) where the voltage read fine.
There was a very recent thread where the op could only get a radio to
power up after a factory reset by pressing AND
The power supply on the duet is the one I replaced the most. The
correlation between the two might be due to a surge in your electrical
supply that triggered a weakness that exists in both.
LMS 8.2 on Odroid-C4 - *SqueezeAMP!*, 5xRadio, 5xBoom, 2xDuet, 1xTouch,
1xSB3. Sonos PLAY:3, PLAY:5,
I know this sounds crazy, but it does sound like the power supply. They
will show correct voltage, but can't support a load. You should grab a
couple of these, I believe 9V (you can verify on your current power
supply) for the receiver.
Main system - Rock Solid with LMS 8.2.0 on WHS 2011 - 2
Hi all
This is my first post here, so bear with me if I miss some rule...
I've had a Squeezebox Duet for years, connected to my Readynas. No
problems!
Then, in early this year, it wnet bad meaning that it lost power. I
determined that it was probably the power jack, as the power supply did
