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[metroplex]

I recently bought an Ansmann xMove 2.0 battery charger, but am having problems figuring out what the dimensions are for the DC connector plug. I suspect it is the same as for the IMAX B6 and similar chargers.

Does anyone here know?

[TA-Mark]

They look like regular banana plugs in the side of the charger. Most electronics shops would stock them to make up your own leads. I've made up several sets of charge leads for my charger (for all the different types of packs).

[metroplex]

Ah, thanks, but I meant the plug connecting the charger to the mains power adapter; like this:

http://www.ezlaptopa...wer-Adapter.jpg

[TA-Mark]

Ah the input side. They are a regular 12v adapter plug. The polarity is usually the same in all of them, but they do come in various sizes though. Measure the size of the hole for the right size. The charger should show the correct polarity on a sticker on the base, or embossed near the socket and the power supply will have the plug polarity printed on the sticker.

The transformer pack needs to be of the right specifications. 12 Volt DC output with atleast 10 Amps (or more if charging more than one pack at a time). I use a modified desktop computer power supply that has a 12 Volt, 20 Amp output rail.