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logitech g25 owners- asking for a little help to identify power supply?

4 posts by 3 people · 24 Sep 2007 12:31 UTC - 25 Sep 2007 22:23 UTC

MDBJ 24 Sep 2007 12:31 UTC#5316
a week or so ago, I gifted my wheel to a guy leaving the country in about 48 hours, we recently realized, I didn't include the power supply, and at home I have a few hundred pounds of power blocks. I don't have the time to unpack the wheel, find the right one, and get it back in his hands.. can anyone please give me enough details about their g25 supply to let me know which one to find ? color-sizeish- manufacturer name on it--volts/pin & type etc? thank you very much, I'll be hoping for a reply when I get home this evening, so I can find it tonight....
On Sep 24, 8:31 am, MDBJ <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (13 lines)> a week or so ago, I gifted my wheel to a guy leaving the country in > about 48 hours, > we recently realized, I didn't include the power supply, and at home I > have a few hundred pounds of power blocks. > I don't have the time to unpack the wheel, find the right one, and get > it back in his hands.. > > can anyone please give me enough details about their g25 supply to let > me know which one to find ? > > color-sizeish- manufacturer name on it--volts/pin & type etc? thank > you very much, I'll be hoping for a reply when I get home this > evening, so I can find it tonight....
It's too dark under my desk to read all the writing, but as far as I can see, it's all specification and compliance data anyway: no company name that leaps out at me. But... the power supply is fairly unique in that it runs from the wheel base (with the ubiquitous round plug) to the PS box and ends. There is a plug at the other end of the PS where a side-by-side pair of round plugs go. There is a power cord with the standard 3-pronged end going to the side-by-side round plugs that fit the PS box. So you're actually looking for two parts: the wheel to PS box, and the outlet plug to PS cable. HTH, -- Darryl
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
Quoted text (15 lines)> a week or so ago, I gifted my wheel to a guy leaving the country in > about 48 hours, > we recently realized, I didn't include the power supply, and at home I > have a few hundred pounds of power blocks. > I don't have the time to unpack the wheel, find the right one, and get > it back in his hands.. > > can anyone please give me enough details about their g25 supply to let > me know which one to find ? > > color-sizeish- manufacturer name on it--volts/pin & type etc? thank > you very much, I'll be hoping for a reply when I get home this > evening, so I can find it tonight.... > >
(proportional font for DC Output section advised.) APD - Asian Power Devices Inc. AC Adapter Model N0: DA-42H24 AC Input : 100-240Vac, 50-60Hz, 1.0A Max. ______ DC Output : 24Vdc ------ 1.75A Limited Power Source : - > (. < + (that is negative on the outside, positive on the inside of the mini jack. Awesome diagram, no? :) ) MADE IN CHINA I was going to snap a picture and throw it up somewhere, but my camera batteries just died. I did a search for 'G25 power supply' in GIS. It looks the same as laptop power supplies in shape: two parts - one with the mini-jack/power brick, and then a standard power cord that plugs into the power brick - then to the wall. MRSisson -- LOAD "GPL",8 SEARCHING FOR GPL LOADING READY. RUN
On Sep 24, 11:01 am, Michael Sisson <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (7 lines)> > (proportional font for DC Output section advised.) > > APD - Asian Power Devices Inc. > > AC Adapter > Model N0: DA-42H24
Thank you, excellent, found it- thank you!

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