Red Wave Radio

Who carries 0.65mm ID x 2.75mm OD power cords?  (plug on one end and
tinned wire on the other)  For a couple of Radio Your Way's, to a
D battery pack.

Buying the wall wart and snipping off the cord seems wasteful.

The wall wart is okay but stops working if the power goes off.
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Ron Hardin

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On Mon, 1 Mar 2004 9:12:52 -0600, Ron Hardin wrote

Quote:> Who carries 0.65mm ID x 2.75mm OD power cords?  (plug on one end and
> tinned wire on the other)  For a couple of Radio Your Way's, to a
> D battery pack.

> Buying the wall wart and snipping off the cord seems wasteful.

> The wall wart is okay but stops working if the power goes off.

<http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&category%5F...
G%5F009%5F001%5F001%5F004&product%5Fid=273%2D1742>

That's the RadioShack part number: 273-1742.

Two-prong on one end; tinned leads on the other.

I //think// that I was given a choice of the "adaptaplugs" with it but I'm
sorta foggy on this.

If you have one of the strange "Everyday Needs: Parts, Batteries and
Accessories", it's on page 182.

Oops! Almost forgot: three dollars.

Gray Shockley
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Entropy Maintenance Technician
Tao Chemical Company
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http://www.compcomm.com/
Vicksburg, Mississippi US

Try your local "Goodwill" or other "thrift" store. You can often pick
up
odd volataged wallwarts for $0/25~$1.00. "Flea markets" are another
great
place to find wallwarts. make a gauge to measure the OD and use a
finishing nail to measure the ID. I use a Drill gaueg for the OD, and
went through
a bunch of different nails to get one for each size I need.
Terry

Radio Shack.