From: Dave Plowman (News) on
In article <4lrcbfF3bgb9U1(a)individual.net>,
Trust No One? <dana.scully(a)usa.xnet> wrote:
> If so I'd appreciate if you have a look at the mains adapter and let me
> know what is written on the back or send me a digital snap.

> In my flat clearout I misplaced the mains adapter for the unit. I've
> found what I think is the mains adapter but I'd like to be certain.

> Any help much appreciated.

Mine is badged Tronic and came from Lidl at the vast cost of 20 quid a
couple of years ago but probably from the same factory.

IMHO because they can also be charged off a car system they will have an
internal regulator to prevent cooking the SLA battery. So a plain 12 volt
DC supply will be fine. Mine is marked 12V 1000mA DC

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From: Dave Plowman (News) on
In article <4lrcbfF3bgb9U1(a)individual.net>,
Trust No One? <dana.scully(a)usa.xnet> wrote:
> In my flat clearout I misplaced the mains adapter for the unit. I've
> found what I think is the mains adapter but I'd like to be certain.

Isn't it badged 'Rolson'?

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From: Goff Deegle on
On Fri, 1 Sep 2006 20:11:02 +0100, "Trust No One?"
<dana.scully(a)usa.xnet> wrote:

>Goff Deegle wrote:
>> On Fri, 1 Sep 2006 19:26:48 +0100, "Trust No One?"
>> <dana.scully(a)usa.xnet> wrote:
>>
>>> If so I'd appreciate if you have a look at the mains adapter and let
>>> me know what is written on the back or send me a digital snap.
>>>
>>> In my flat clearout I misplaced the mains adapter for the unit. I've
>>> found what I think is the mains adapter but I'd like to be certain.
>>>
>>> Any help much appreciated.
>>
>> I'm using a charger from something of Panasonic's.
>> Output 13.5V DC, 400 mA, 9.2 W with the +ve in the middle.
>
>Hmm.. the candidate adapter I'm looking at is labelled EMC (model WJB-DC)
>and the output is 12V DC at 500ma.

You won't do any damage by trying it. The charging indicator light
should go off when the battery's charged.

BTW be sure to charge it regularly. It appears these batteries don't
last as long as car batteries.

From: Trevor Smith on

The one I have is not a Rolson it is branded as Bigmaster but it has a
12v 17ah battery and the mains adaptor is a model HB-DC 12v 500 and
rated at 12v 500ma.
Hope that helps
Trevor Smith

From: Dave Plowman (News) on
In article <93thf29vf684krn4ofke5690b2evb6qg0o(a)4ax.com>,
Goff Deegle <deegel(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> BTW be sure to charge it regularly. It appears these batteries don't
> last as long as car batteries.

It should certainly be charged before storage if well discharged. But
shouldn't need routine charging - SLA batteries have a very low self
discharge rate.

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