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This may be less controversial than yesterdays post...but maybe not. I never know what will get folks cranked up.
I have somehow misplaced the AC to DC power adapter to run the programable part of my exercise bicycle.
I can not find any voltage or amp requirement on the bike program monitor. And do not have and can not get a manual.
I bought an Enercell variable voltage adapter at Radioshack which can be set to charge at various rates between 3 and 12VDC, all at 1 A.
Question: How can I try to get this bike programer to operate without damaging the unit due to excess voltage or too little voltage?
I have somehow misplaced the AC to DC power adapter to run the programable part of my exercise bicycle.
I can not find any voltage or amp requirement on the bike program monitor. And do not have and can not get a manual.
I bought an Enercell variable voltage adapter at Radioshack which can be set to charge at various rates between 3 and 12VDC, all at 1 A.
Question: How can I try to get this bike programer to operate without damaging the unit due to excess voltage or too little voltage?