Thread: USB charger ac adapter part lost - replacements
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Old 04-21-2011, 12:06 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by GreenMonkey View Post
The USB standard is 500mA (.5a). You're not going to get higher than that via a standard usb cable, despite what the charger is capable of putting out.

Thus the proprietary cable.
I have the cable its the ac wall plug adapter that I need. I would imagine using the units original cable you should get the maximum amps available from a wall adapter.
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