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Hi, as posted below, you can use an adapter with same voltage and same or higher current. If you know the plug size (I couldn't find it on the datasheet), I can take a look at my pile of electronics and might get one for you for free. I have a few AC adapters laying around that might fit the bill. Cheers, Nuno On Sat, Feb 07, 2009 at 10:47:06AM -0500, Chris Robichaud wrote: | I have a Motorola WR850G wireless router that I cannot find the AC adapter | for. The back lists the input power as 12 V DC, 0.5 A. I only have a basic | understanding of volts and amps but is it true that using the wrong adapter | may damage the router? If I give it more volts or amps than is recommended, | am I risking a fire? How much of a tolerance do these things usually have?
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