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  1. 24th May 2013, 04:03 AM #16
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    Arron, I've checked the time difference, you're 9 hours ahead so we did not cross.

    All I can think is my computer psu has been down (new one fitted now) and I've been working over my Android phone, so maybe I did not read all the posts, just the first couple and then hit reply.

    Whatever, you're sorted, that's all that matters.
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    Just a heads-up - to keep the record straight. I have recevied the replacement unit from Axminster - sent at no cost for item or freight. The faceshield is charging merrily away now, so there was a bit of a delay but all ended well. Good company to deal with - shame the dollars going down again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Master Splinter View Post
    Is the plugpack regulated or unregulated? If it's 4.2 volt unregulated (which, if it puts out 3.6 volts under load it sounds like it is) then a 4.5 volt replacement should be fine.

    Photos of the unit?
    Any power supply thats within 10% is fine. You could go to 4.6 - 4.7 without sweating.
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