AC/AC Adaptor suppliers

Durn · 2005-12-15T18:50:05+00:00

I am trying to find a replacement AC/AC adaptor for my father in law, who "accidentally" broke the adaptor to power his optic christmas tree last year. I have already tried Maplin and a host of other local electrical shops along with numerous hours searching on the net and all to no avail. The only joy I have had on t'interweb are OEM manufacturers, some of which requires a minimum order of 1000 parts!Here is the spec. as taken off the back of what is left of the adaptor:Manufacturer : MAXIMAC/AC AdaptorMODEL: MBA481218INPUT: 240V ~ 50HzOUTPUT: 12V ~ 1830mACan anyone suggest a suitable replacement for the adaptor - or do 999 other people also wish to buy an AC/AC adaptor :-)?Cheers,Durn

Dec 15, 2005 21 Replies

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Brian Gaff 8 years ago

There is no real excuse for this error now as even I can see the posting date of the posts on the platform. However quite why it regurgitates old posts every so often is a whole other issue that the people running that portal need to get off their backsides and solve. Brian

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alan_m 8 years ago

If you come into the home users hub by way of their opening page there is a list of postings that need advice. The "home user" doesn't see the posting date when replying this way. We, on the Usenet, see the posting date because after the answer is posted it gets a tag referring it back to the original thread which is often 10 to 15 years ago.

For them There is nothing to solve. Home user hub is just out to make money from what others provide for free. To keep their site dynamic they have to recycle all the old crap. They have 76 thousand ongoing discussions in this DIY newsgroup alone.

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