Get the higher Amp model, since it will be powering both the LCD and PSOne. More Amps won't hurt, but not enough amperage usually results in a overheated power brick.jinn wrote:I know it looks the same and it's
7.5v DC, but the #A is different not sure if it's 4A or 5A
neg --( o-- pos
The PSone Power Adapter model # is SCPH-113
The PSone LCD Screen Power Adapter model # is SCPH-121
Rurouni_Fencer wrote:I've got my new Atari Jaguar hooked up and I was wondering if I could simply swap out the Jaguar console for my NES and use the same hookups, (DC 9V, and RF switch.)
Hobie-wan wrote:Rurouni_Fencer wrote:I've got my new Atari Jaguar hooked up and I was wondering if I could simply swap out the Jaguar console for my NES and use the same hookups, (DC 9V, and RF switch.)
You can use a GEN 1 adapter as they are even the same molded adapter but do not use the NES adapter for anything but the NES or you will blow that device up.
Rurouni_Fencer wrote:OK! So, just to clarify -
Jaguar 9v DC, 1.2A adapter on NES is OK.
NES 9v AC, 1.3A adapter on Jaguar is NOT OK.
Hobie-wan wrote:Rurouni_Fencer wrote:OK! So, just to clarify -
Jaguar 9v DC, 1.2A adapter on NES is OK.
NES 9v AC, 1.3A adapter on Jaguar is NOT OK.
Well maybe it's ok if you're some jerkass store manager named Bob and no rare games or consoles are involved.
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