I am looking for this adapter for my daughters portable DVD player. I didn't understand many of the reviews because of the jargan. Does anyone know if it would work for something like that? I know I just need a simple 9-12v adapter. On the old one it...
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There are four things you need to consider when buying a replacement power supply: Voltage, Current (Amps), Polarity (center positive, or center negative), and Connector Size (inner/outer diameter, barrel length) On this item, the voltage is 5 volts, the current is 2 amps (2000 milliAmps), it has center positive polarity, and its connector has a 1.35mm inner diameter (ID), 3.5 mm outer Diameter (OD), and 7 mm length. Since you're looking for a 9-12V supply, this power supply won't work (it's 5V). It may work best to look at the power connector on the DVD player (which will usually tell you volts, amps, and polarity). Even then, sometimes the connector size isn't right for the device. Best way may be to contact customer service for the maker of the DVD player, or look up the model number online to find a compatible power supply. Good luck!
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My son uses this for his various portable DVD players. These plugs range in size from big squares to rectangles. If your plug has a flat base where the prongs come out, it should work.
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For the fifth time, I answered this question. I already got a AC adapter for my DVD player. I had to go to the dealer direct. OK
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This adapter allows for two plugins: 1) extra 12VDC cigarette lighter types of plugs and 2) USB outlets for charging items like smartphones, portable electronic devices. If the DVD player runs on 12VDC, this would work. If it needs 120V, you will need a 12VDC to 120VAC adapter.
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It is designed to convert the RCA to VGA only. It did not work for me at all, but it is supposed to only go one way (RCA -&gt; VGA). I would look for an active adapter for your needs.
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I tried a pigtail connector from another distributor, four ring and all, and it did not work. I even tired it with a reverse 3.5 mm female to 2.5 mm male pigtail to connect my GPS to a DVD player. Nothing came through. Magellan said it should work for any DVD player. I think I will order this adapter.
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I use a multi voltage adapter from Wal-Mart. It works great. Just have to make sure to correctly set the voltage and plug the correct adapter onto the connecting lead. The adapter sells for around $14.00 and can be bought with or without a USB socket.
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Seems like there was a list of adapters that this would work for in the description. ? I recall finding the one I needed on the list and it was a better price through Amazon than the one offered from music dealer.
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You probably won't like this answer. I could only get the player to work on one or two DVDs. I did lots of googling to try to find a fix. Nothing worked. I ended up just trashing it, since it was so cheap. Lesson learned. Find a used one at Goodwill or pay more for a decent unit. You gets what ya pay for.
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It didn't work the first time with the connector it came with. i contacted the seller n they sent me multiple adapter pieces n one worked! But aas far as that particular model i dunno
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Don't buy the adapter from Universal. Get an old Sony adapter. I bought the suggested one at Universal and it created noise. I found a website that says to use a Sony AC-E455A. It is 4.5 volts, but ACTUALLY puts out 6 volts. My neighbor had an old AC-E455D (same specs) and it works PERFECTLY with no added noise. Both abundant on eBay.
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I think that it would work with any portable DVD player if the adapter fits with the power input. Lenmar does provide multiple adapters (included with the battery) so it's worth a try. You could also use this Lenmar DVDU923 to power you laptops. If none of the adapters that Lenmar provides fits the power input, just try to buy one that fits.
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LUCKY YOU... I am an electronics technician... so I got out my screwdriver and my digital voltmeter and found the answer for you. This unit I have is an X2 model. I believe there is another model that is an older version that might still be sold that DOES use an actual 12 volt power adaptor that plugs 12 volts into the unit. My unit plugs directly to 110 ac with a little ac cord that is UNPLUGGABLE from the back of the unit. I used a small Phillips to open up the case... and... The little power supply inside the unit is on it's OWN LITTLE pc board and is easily removed HOWEVER it puts out 3 different voltages, none of them are 12 volts. It puts out 3.3V, 16V. and 22V. This little unit is about the size of a standard paperback book.. a little smaller. Keep in mind, you could purchase a small 12v to 110 volt converter that plugs into your cigarette lighter if you want to power this off of 12 volts. Be sure to read my other reviews about this unit, as it has some quirks such as OTHER REMOTE controls such as your TV remote may cause UNDESIRED operation. for example, say you push the VOLUME UP button to turn up the volume on your TV. When you press the button to do that.... the channel may change or other things on THIS UNIT. etc etc.
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This is a standard 9v adaptor. It wouldn't even power a guitar pedal that drew less than 200mA. Doubt it could power a DVD player.
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This charger works well with my DVD player. Mine is a Philips player. Hope this helps.
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Same exact thing happened to us! Ooohs & Ahhhs opening the I-pod classic and Philips DCP850 at the same time. Its been almost a week now and I'm still absolutely no where on getting helpful answers from Philips or Apple on trying to use their products. What portable DVD player will work with the I-pod classic?? with no extra cords, cables or anything?
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You are right. It only has RCA connectors, which works great for me. I have purchased a number of these multi-region dvd players for myself and as gifts for my sister and my niece. If you have problems with the RCA connectors, you may want to check out one of the various audio/video selector boxes, which would allow you to use a/v selector box with the RCA connectors on one end and some other connector on the other end to connect your multi-region dvd player. The dvd player itself is one of then best I have ever used; it's easy to connect and works very well. Moreover, it's about to lowest priced unit on the market. The truth is in terms of overall quality, you can't beat it. I hope this helps you with your decision.