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    Old 03-12-2007, 07:44 PM   #17 (permalink)
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    Re: Japanese to UK transformer advice.

    If i burn the house down its your fault though
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    Re: Japanese to UK transformer advice.

    LOL - Can't happen

    Not unless you put it in that water that the jellyfish are in anyway

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    Re: Japanese to UK transformer advice.

    Just signed up as I'm having much the same fun with this AquaPict power supply.

    The original PSU when plugged into a Japanese stepdown gives 12V. It's actually labelled as 6V though.

    The manual for the AquaPict doesn't state an input voltage, neither is one printed anywhere on the tank.

    Along with this, I've been going through a whole swathe of spare AC adapters and measuring the voltage output. Compared with the stated voltage 99% of them are +30%, certainly way out of what they are specified as.

    Am I missing something here?
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    Re: Japanese to UK transformer advice.

    my aquarium arrived the other day and it came with a uk to japanese converter. gonna see if that works, if not i will get the one from maplin agent told me about.
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    Old 20-12-2007, 10:43 AM   #21 (permalink)
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    Re: Japanese to UK transformer advice.

    Right well I found a replacement unit.

    Testing the original one while plugged in and operating the Aquarium saw a voltage drop from from 13v to 9v at full load.

    I used a replacement that put out a measured 13v (labelled 7.5v) and everything works fine.

    Dumbfounded as to where the 5v figure came from though!
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