Will this work with a VTech cordless phone charging station? It says AC 6V300mA on the bottom.
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I probably wouldn't if it were mine. Some electronics and batteries may be damaged by a power source that provides too much current (Your charger needs .3 amps and this supply puts out 1 amp). The device I am using with my power supply is a cheapy unit that is inexpensive, so no harm if it gets fried. I am also using my power supply to take the place of batteries, not for charging batteries like you're wanting to do. My recommendation is to pass on this as it might cause damage. Good luck :-)
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Your charging station requires AC 6V300mA (AC=Alternating Current) and this item here is an AC/DC Power Adapter, which delivers 6V DC (Direct Current), so it will NOT work with your charging station. What you need is an AC/AC 6V Adapter.
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The battery number doesn't change so yes it will work. Just don't make the mistake the cord as a phone charger. It only charges the battery.
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The output of some of the ports are rated at 2 Amp if that matches your device it should work. I don't know how much power your device requires.
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It should. I use it for a little bit of everything--including charging my wife's regular phone.
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Hey, I lost my charger. But I have china phone charger with following specifications: 5.7 volts with 800mA.. Can i use it or its gonna burn my bluetooth.
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No. I purchased one that is designed for tech equipment. Just make sure it fits inside charging station.
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Check the model number on the battery that is in your current phone. My phone is a v-tech and it works great.
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Don't think this will work, not dual voltage. On the back it states "120VAC, 15A, 60Hz, 1800W"My phone charger is 100-240V, so all I needed was a cheap adapter for use overseas
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i dont think you can check the instructions if the volts are 5v then you could use your phone charger
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Yes, it should. Printed on the back of the charger: "INPUT: AC 100-240V 50/60Hz 0.3A MAX"
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According to a Google search the S6 will work with qi and pma (powermat) chargers. Sometimes phones features change based upon the wireless company they are built for. Be sure to check the specs on the wireless companies website.
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I use mine with a 24 volt, 235 watt panel charging a 12 volt battery. It works great. I have seen the input voltage from my panel at over 30 volts -
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It has four AA battery functionality so the answer will be yes. Plus, If your AC adaptor has output DC 6V than it should work, theoretically!
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Im not sure if it will help you because theres no brand name but Heres the model Number:SMS-01050200-SQ4US On a positive note: Find the jack you need at radio shack and use any 5 volt dc phone charger, The USB type cords are sold you just have to look for them. Charger only has to have a 2.0 Amp 5Vdc out put the positive terminal is in the CENTER. Good luck! P.S. I did a 'hack' on mine so it charges from its usb port now off any android charger, if you or a friend have electronic knowledge you might consider this. Be glad to help if info is needed. doubledeucehobby at yahoo dot com.
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I'm not sure. Check the spec. I brought it and it help me when I didn't have my phone charger with me. For under $25 ( I think) It's work for other usages.
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I just checked the power supplies and the both for base station and phone charger are only 120V adapters with the output of 7.5 V. Besides this stuff requires access to the internet router (Ethernet not wireless) and it may not be useful for travel purposes.
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I have the vtech adapter from my son's mobigo. I have tried it and it works with the innotab, the leappad explorer, and the original leaster. That goes for the car charger. I think that they are all universal so try what you have at home before you go out and buy all new you might have something that already works. The mobigo adapter is 9V 300mA but converts 120 volts ac to 9v dc. I bought it at walmart for 9.99