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Jan 15, 2012 3:01 AM

What AC adapter to use with pocket pod?

Hi,

 

I found some information regarding the discontinued DC-1 and DC-1G AC adapters on the community site but the specifications regarding voltage etc. differs between them so I don't know what to go for. I have looked at the following site http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-4269

 

Here it says that DC-1 gives 9.6V and 200mA while DC-1G gives 9V and 500mA.

 

I already have two different AC adapters, one that gives 9.3V and 210mA and another one that gives 9V and 600mA.

 

So my two questions are:

1. What voltage and ampere should the AC adapter supply for your Line6 Pocket Pod?

2. Can I use either of the two AC adapters already in my possesion?

 

Kind regards,

 

Daniel Bjorklund

Tags: pod, pocket, ac_adapter
  • LoonyBin-Fizzbin Gear Head
    LoonyBin-Fizzbin
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    Jan 15, 2012 12:15 PM (in response to stingrock)
    Re: What AC adapter to use with pocket pod?

    An adaptor which has 9V DC output, up to 9.6 V DC. will work fine...  The Amp rating needs to be 200mA or more..anything lower the transformer will either get hot...or worst (if much lower, like a 20mA one) burn out...and smell bad too...lol.  Center pin  Negative on the conector is another important factor..And never use an "AC" to "AC" transformer.

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