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derrick
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The list below are phones and a camera I have and the details re the AC chargers;-
Can I use the DC car charger below for these items? If not is there any in car charger that can be used for a variety of items?
AC chargers for phones and camera;-
.....................................OUTPUT
SAGEM ............ 4.5V .......... 400mA
NOKIA .............3.7V ...........355mA
MOTOROLA ......5V .......... ...550mA
BLUETOOTH .... 5V ......... . .850mA
CAMERA ..........+5V ..........1 Amp Level 3
DC Universal car charger
12 V DC........ 5.5V...............500mA
TIA
Can I use the DC car charger below for these items? If not is there any in car charger that can be used for a variety of items?
AC chargers for phones and camera;-
.....................................OUTPUT
SAGEM ............ 4.5V .......... 400mA
NOKIA .............3.7V ...........355mA
MOTOROLA ......5V .......... ...550mA
BLUETOOTH .... 5V ......... . .850mA
CAMERA ..........+5V ..........1 Amp Level 3
DC Universal car charger
12 V DC........ 5.5V...............500mA
TIA
Don`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition
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Well it's not going to be man enough for your bluetooth or camera, but it will be fine for the rest.Remember kids, it's the volts that jolt and the mills that kill.0
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KillerWatt wrote: »Well it's not going to be man enough for your bluetooth or camera, but it will be fine for the rest.
Cheers.
So the fact that the DC is 5.5V output makes no difference? The guy from Toshiba, (re camera), told me that I should not use it as the 10% increase in output was to much, bearing that in mind, would the out put from the DC, (both voltage and watts), not be to much for the Sagem and Nokia?
What can happen if to much output is used as with a DC charger in hypothetical cases? and which, (if any), is more "dangerous", to much Voltage or to much Wattage?
The following is from the Toshiba guy via e-mail;-
" wouldn’t recommend using the charger due to the voltage increase. The Camcorder charger you have is rated at 5V and the universal car charger at 5.5V so a 10% increase cannot be recommended by Toshiba."
.Don`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition0
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