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If you need a new power supply and do not have time to wait for one in the mail, call your local Radio Shack. Ask if they have parts 273-1770 and 273-1706 in stock; together, these should cost $25. You will get a 9 volt regulated power supply and the appropriate adapter to connect it to your camera. | If you need a new power supply and do not have time to wait for one in the mail, call your local Radio Shack. Ask if they have parts 273-1770 and 273-1706 in stock; together, these should cost $25. You will get a 9 volt regulated power supply and the appropriate adapter to connect it to your camera. | ||
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[http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2049710 9 volt adapter] | [http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2049710 9 volt adapter] | ||
Revision as of 22:34, 26 June 2006
Question
What power supply does the SC15A or SC16A require?
Answer
Both the SC15A and SC16A cameras take the D9100 (AKA PT31A) power supply. This supply plugs into a regular 110V/120VAC outlet and draws five watts. It outputs 9 volts of DC power at 100ma. It is an unregulated power supply, so it will only put out 9V DC with a 100ma load. The power supply has the positive contacts on the inside, and the negative on the outside--it is "tip-positive." The exterior diameter is 4.75mm; the interior is 1.7mm.
If you need a new power supply and do not have time to wait for one in the mail, call your local Radio Shack. Ask if they have parts 273-1770 and 273-1706 in stock; together, these should cost $25. You will get a 9 volt regulated power supply and the appropriate adapter to connect it to your camera.
