Glandwr
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Hi, I’ve had the 12v power supply for a router pack up. I’ve got a replacement with the same input and output but different adaptor plug.
Fine I thought just cut the old one off and splice it on the new one. So far so good!
However when I cut the old one off there was just one centre cable with fine uninsulated wire around it. I assume the centre one is positive and the sheathing/shielding wire neg. Anyone?
I have not cut the adaptor off the new power supply in case I have to return it. But found a similar looking one in the shed that I think came from an old router as well. That has TOTALLY confused me. That has a twin cables inside the outside sheathing. But each one of those recognisable as pos and neg has an insulated single centre wire surrounded by similar fine uninsulated wire.
Help please. They (Netgear) don’t make that power supply any more.
Fine I thought just cut the old one off and splice it on the new one. So far so good!
However when I cut the old one off there was just one centre cable with fine uninsulated wire around it. I assume the centre one is positive and the sheathing/shielding wire neg. Anyone?
I have not cut the adaptor off the new power supply in case I have to return it. But found a similar looking one in the shed that I think came from an old router as well. That has TOTALLY confused me. That has a twin cables inside the outside sheathing. But each one of those recognisable as pos and neg has an insulated single centre wire surrounded by similar fine uninsulated wire.
Help please. They (Netgear) don’t make that power supply any more.