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Wireless Headphones - ok to use 9v 1000ma instead of 9v 100ma

brophy · 2009-05-28 19:35:02

Just as the title says, both a set of wirelss headphones Sony TMR-RF960R headphones and it came with a power supply which only allowed 120v input and gave a 9v 100ma output. I have a transformer plug which fits it and it is a 9v but is a 1000ma so is this ok to use????

28-05-2009 07:35PM

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brophy

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Just as the title says, both a set of wirelss headphones Sony TMR-RF960R headphones and it came with a power supply which only allowed 120v input and gave a 9v 100ma output. I have a transformer plug which fits it and it is a 9v but is a 1000ma so is this ok to use????

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#2 28-05-2009 09:36PM

byte

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Yeah, that's OK.

The voltage is the same (9V), the 1000mA just means it can cope with a bigger load.
As long as you don't have a transformer that is less than 100mA, it's OK.

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