Re: Replacing missing power adaptors for 2 modems

[CUTjefbla@bconnex.net (Jeff Blakeney)]

On Sat, 14 Mar 1998 19:35:42 GMT, be063@torfree.net (Johnny Lau)
wrote:

>I was recently given 2 external Macintosh modems that I'm assuming will 
>work equally well on my Apple IIgs.
>
>Unfortunately, they're missing their power adaptors.
>
>The first is a 2400(?) baud modem from Computer Peripherals called "ViVa 
>Modem 24".
>
>And the second is a nameless modem saying "V32bis" and "14.4".
>
>Can anyone tell me what power adaptors will work, I should use, or how to 
>find out what to use for these 2 modems?

Most electronic peripherals that use the wall outlet block type power
supplies, usually list the voltage and polarity somewhere on the case
near the power supply connector.  Usually you can just pick up a
multi-voltage adapter at Radio Shack and use the switches on it to set
it for the proper voltage and polarity and plug in the appropriate
connector and away you go.

I'd go for using the nameless 14.4 if I were you.  :-)

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