Q:I tried looking up the the model # and a couple of sites that would sell it but cant find any. Also the player is like 2 years old so hard to find anything about it.

What is the question here? Are you looking to buy a replacement power cable? One of the multi use ones would work fine, set it for 9 volts. The other important part is the current rating (amps or mA). What does the DVD player say it needs? Make sure the new power cord can supply at least that much. Voltage: try 9 first, if not work then try 10 or 11 or 12. No higher than 12. Current: the same number or higher than listed on the player.

Q:is there a cable for UPS where i can connect this kind of adapter?

You local should have the cable you need...

Q:I just plugged a 300V power cable into power supply that accepts 115-240V then turned on the power supply. The power supply was not connected to the motherboard. I don't have another cable so I can't really check if its still working nor do I want to try again with the 300V cord if it can potentially cause damage.

300v Power Supply

Q:Cable model YJV4 * 25 + 1 * 16 what does it mean ah

You say is the power supply power? Is not the power supply voltage! Power supply is W, that is, tile. Power power is insufficient, it is said that the components will accelerate the aging, aging components are easy to burn, components on the motherboard, of course, is burning the motherboard Oh, and power supply is also easy to cause computer instability. Crash, restart .... and so on. If your power is not enough power, it should be for a larger power and is guaranteed quality power such as Hunt, the Great Wall and so on. General 250-300W power supply on it.

Q:i'm using an older mac at uni to do illustration, i pulled the computer round to put a tablet in it and the computer shut down, there are about 20 computers in the lab....the power cable at the back that is connected to the monitor is loose, i tried to put it back in but it's crackling....can i get electrocuted from putting it back in? i can't shut down all the computers so there's still electricity running through...thanks

souds scary but its not - plug her back in your good to go!!!!

Q:I have a monitor which has a input rating of 100-240V and a 1.5A current. But I have a cable which gives out 250V and a 10A current.... The cable plugs into my monitor with no problem and it turns on just fine. But is it fine?

it is fine, the cable doesn't give out anything the 10amp rating is simply the maximum current that it is rated for, at the monitor only draws a maximum 1.5amps this will be 1/10th of the capacity of the power cable

Q:I lost the Power cord for my PS2 Slim and I am wondering if I can use the PSP Power/Recharge Cable while I wait for the replacement to arrive in the mail?

No you can't, the PSP AC adapter has a lower volt ammount then the one required to power a PS2 So your going to have to play your PSP while you wait for the replacement PS2 cord to come to come

Q:So I have a subwoofer in my trunk and was wondering if I could use the big power cables (coming from my battery) going into the amp (which is a JL Audio JX1000) to power some LED's that I want to install. My plan was to cut out a small section of the rubber sheath (or whatever you call it) from each power cable and put the clamps from a power inverter on them, then plug my LED's into the power inverter. After putting the clamps on I would use electrical tape or something to cover any exposed areas of the cable. Would this work? If it does work, which color clamp (black/red) would i put on which cable? One says quot;groundand is blue and the other says quot;+12VDCand is red. Also I have a toggle switch near the driver seat to cut the power from the amp so the LED's won't be left on after the car is turned off. Let me know if I'm leaving out any further information needed to answer my question.

You okorder /... Your power inverter, I am not sure what kind of cabling it will require for it to be powered properly as well. Ground is usually connected to Black. And +12v is usually Red.

Q:Did not find the relevant norms. Fiber optic cable should not be affected by interference, electric corrosion this piece without taking into account? More

Cable bridge at both ends to be installed across the ground wire, ground wire diameter can not be less than 16mm2. Wire ends and wire ends of the middle box to be installed at both ends of the ground wire, grounding wire diameter can not be less than 6mm2. Full length bridge with the grounding system connected to not less than 2. Cable bridge is divided into trough, tray and ladder-type, mesh and other structures, by the bracket, arm and installation accessories and other components. Can be set up independently, can also be attached to a variety of structures (structures) and corridor stent, reflecting the structure is simple, handsome in appearance, flexible configuration and easy maintenance features, all parts are required galvanized, installed in the building Outside the bridge, if it is in the vicinity of the sea or belong to the corrosion area, the material must have anti-corrosion, moisture resistance, good adhesion, high impact resistance of the physical characteristics. According to the relevant provisions of the specification, galvanized cable bridge for a good grounding. galvanized cable tray direct board each fixed bolt contact resistance should be less than 0.005Ω, then the cable bridge can be used as a ground trunk (dusting cable tray should not be used as a grounding line), the resistance of each cable bridge can be the following formula Calculate: r = ρ · L / S where: ρ = 15 × 10Ω-6 / cm (20 ℃); L = length calculated by 100mm; S = cross-sectional area of ??cm2. The unit resistance value of the ladder on the pallet is shown in Table 2. The unit resistance value of the cable duct is shown in Table 3 The resistance of each ladder (or each cable slot) after the installation of the cable tray is the total: R = R (r + 1 / 3r ') where: R - ladder, that is, (cable trough) total length of the total resistance (mΩ); r - ladder unit length resistance (mΩ / m)

Q:Do you know what type of power cable fits this ?

looks like an old Dell notebook adapter connector or something similar.