Thread: PRS-600 Using the correct AC chargers
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Old 03-07-2010, 07:12 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by rokr View Post
Any charger which has a ~5V voltage and <2A current will do.
Why do you say that it has to be "<2A current"? The current specification of a charger is the maximum current that it can supply - the device that's being charged will decide how much current it "wants". If the device only requires 1A to charge, it doesn't matter if the charger is 2A or 20,000A - it will still work just fine.
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