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4.5 volt charger, not 5 volt?
I have 3 FujiFilm digital cameras that all use the same type of 5 volt
chargers. One of the chargers is missing, and I want to give my oldest camera to my daughter. I can only find 4.5 volt universal chargers that fit the camera's plug-in. I can set the polarity correctly. Will the slightly lower voltage damage the camera? Will it be sufficient to recharge the battery? I hesitate to "just try it" because of the possible damage. Is there a better place for me to post this query? |
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4.5 volt charger, not 5 volt?
On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 01:24:28 -0800, "P Hoberg"
wrote: I have 3 FujiFilm digital cameras that all use the same type of 5 volt chargers. .... Is there a better place for me to post this query? The word "marketplace" in the newsgroup name should tell that *any* other place is a more appropriate place for your post than here, dumbo. -- Fred |
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4.5 volt charger, not 5 volt?
On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 01:24:28 -0800, "P Hoberg"
wrote: I have 3 FujiFilm digital cameras that all use the same type of 5 volt chargers. One of the chargers is missing, and I want to give my oldest camera to my daughter. I can only find 4.5 volt universal chargers that fit the camera's plug-in. I can set the polarity correctly. Will the slightly lower voltage damage the camera? Will it be sufficient to recharge the battery? I hesitate to "just try it" because of the possible damage. Is there a better place for me to post this query? Won't hurt anything, take longer to charge, the voltage regulator will take care of any differences. The only caveat would be making sure the right polarity is chosen, this maybe a problem if your daughter is technically challenged. |
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4.5 volt charger, not 5 volt?
Thank you - I'll risk trying it. And your response tells me that listing my
query in "marketplace" first was not completely hopeless - nice people exist everywhere. I found another place, later (rec.photo.digital), that received many responses. "irwell" wrote in message ... On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 01:24:28 -0800, "P Hoberg" wrote: I have 3 FujiFilm digital cameras that all use the same type of 5 volt chargers. One of the chargers is missing, and I want to give my oldest camera to my daughter. I can only find 4.5 volt universal chargers that fit the camera's plug-in. I can set the polarity correctly. Will the slightly lower voltage damage the camera? Will it be sufficient to recharge the battery? I hesitate to "just try it" because of the possible damage. Is there a better place for me to post this query? Won't hurt anything, take longer to charge, the voltage regulator will take care of any differences. The only caveat would be making sure the right polarity is chosen, this maybe a problem if your daughter is technically challenged. |
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