| Subject: | Re: Powering Sony MZ-NH900 with 4.8 volts |
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| From: | "Rich Peet" richpeet |
| Date: | Tue Jan 23, 2007 12:08 pm ((PST)) |
Brief look at the rh10 proves it to be a complex circuit. It uses both a DC/DC converter and a few voltage regulators. It appears that the DC/DC converter is good to a max of 10 volts input but the 2.4 regulator is only good to 6 volts. I can not figure out at first look what kind of protection that part THP401 on the DC charge input line is. I hate to speculate on this critter or any like it any further. Good luck. Rich --- In "John Hartog" <> wrote: > > Rob, > > Before you buy one: There is a service manual for the rh10 at > minidisk.org. > > http://www.minidisc.org/manuals/sony/service/MZ_RH10_sm.pdf > > I haven't had time to weed through it yet. > > John Hartog > |
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