What I'd the size of the DC jack? Thanks in advanced
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5 volts DC. Very small round adapter. Like the ones on very old Nokia phones
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The adapter is a KTec KSAC0500150WUS1, and is rated 5VDC @ 1.5A. The plug looks to be about 0.9cm long, 3mm outside dia (just larger than a mini stereo jack), 2mm inside dia.
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Can be fit this item and follow detail: Output:19V 4.74A, DC Connector:5.5*2.5mm
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It's likely, but you'll need to explore to find. I'd go and ask at a RadioShack (bring the notebook with you to check on the jack sizing vs. what RadioShack has). They may not have correct fit, but they may give you a suggestion as to a likelier source. Also there may be Google-listed companies carrying an array of sizes. Good luck.
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Nathan, Not sure if I can be of much help. One end of the plug is a standard USB port plug. The other end (which plugs into the helicopter) looks to be about the same size as a 1/8 inch headphone plug.
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something I found when I was searching for radios is that in the description or specifications, most radios told what size the speaker Jack's were. I can't remember what mine are but I think that the big prong is like 8 mm. I feel pretty convinced after researching that there isn't a difference in the speaker Jack's on radios of this caliber. Most Midlands are the same in this respect. I would tell you that I'm confident it would work if that model uses a speaker Jack that has two prongs. Sorry I'm not an expert though
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I actually returned mine, the connector did not fit my helo. If i remember correctly it was 5.2 vdc
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It's the standard 3.5mm jack. i have a pair of headphones that fit the speakers for my computer, the mp3 and the tv.
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The silicone material around the audio jack has about a 3/8" opening around the jack. It should fit a standard molded audio plug.
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Yes, standard DC accessory plugs will fit and hold. We use it for phone chargers. I believe it was about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2" deep.
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They are standard "normal" 1/8" jacks. I use 1/4" adapters to plug into my amps.
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The adaptor is the same size as a standard headphone plug. But if you need a connection that is smaller in radius because the connection is reassessed, then this won't fit. The photo look deceptively small. In real life, it's just like a regular sized Jack. Think of it as just an extension cord...a really short extension cord:) Hope this helps
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The DC-12450 that I purchased two months ago is 2.8" x 4.8" (5.0" to tip of on/off switch) x .95" thick. Worked great to power a dashboard camera.
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I think it is around 8" wide by around 16" to 18" long. It is a very stable jack.
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The box is about four or five inches by about three inches. It will allow for any normal (non DC) plug, if you have a transformer plug, you may have to plug it in upside down. Let me know if you have any other questions! The product works great!
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The red connector that looks like an RCA jack is actually a 2.1mm DC jack. Most 12V adapters will work.
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The DC out is standard 5.5mm x 2.1mm female plug - a hole with a pin inside. It should fit standard 2.1mm x 5.5mm Male Lead Power Plug 12V CCTV plugs like 10 Pack 2.1mm x 5.5mm Male Lead Power Plug 12V CCTV The Power in to the battery is smaller - also a hole with a pin, but is designed for the DC charger that comes with the unit.
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The AC Adapter cable is 50 inches. The DC cables from the device to your pedals are 21 inches. There are are also several 6 inch cables that convert standard 9V center negative to 9V center positive (very handy).