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AC power to Red Station Base

Christer Borg

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Hello redusers!

I need a ac power adaptor to my red station base but I can't find info about it via Google.

I would like to get info like brand name, model name, input power and output power and is it: - ----(o---- + or is it + -----(o----- -).

Or post a picture on it.

Thank you
/Christer
 
The AC Adapter that was included as original from RED:

Fairway Electronic Co, LTD

Model # WRG10F-050A

INPUT 110 - 240V
0.5A MAX 47-63 HZ

OUTPUT + 5.0V 2.0A
 
Are we talking about the old redstation that was supposed to power your read reader? If that is the case Im curios why do you need it? When I got it I thought that you needed it. But then it turned out you could just connect the read reader buspowerd by usb. But maybe im confusing the read station with something else.
 
My English is poor but I try to explain:
I have three red stations (RS base, RS Redmag, RS CF) and RS base power up RS CF and RS redmag with chain of Sata cables but to power up these RS base need a ac power adapter and that is it I'm searching for. Please note that ac power adapter for RS CF/Redmag is not same as for RS base. I hope i have clarified what I need. :smiley:

http://www.ubergizmo.com/2010/04/red-station-modular-reader-coming-our-way/

Are we talking about the old redstation that was supposed to power your read reader? If that is the case Im curios why do you need it? When I got it I thought that you needed it. But then it turned out you could just connect the read reader buspowerd by usb. But maybe im confusing the read station with something else.
 
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This older post might help:
Here you go. First pic isn't mine, but I saved it from an old thread because I was looking for the same info.

It's rated at 6A I believe, so it can power 3 Red Station modules.
 
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