UL Listed 9V AC/DC Power Adapter For Arduino/Schwinn Bike A10 A20 A40 220 430 Elliptical Trainer/Crosley Cruiser CR8005A - Center Positive 5.5X2.1Mm Power Supply For UNO R3 - Only For Listed Model Review

It was so difficult to find a Novation Bass Station II power supply (by title) that would work for a decent price.Mine was having trouble staying powered via USB but if yours can I'd just do that as it might just be my unit / or I'm just unlucky with what cables I'm using.Saw some that were titled to work for like $15-30 but reviews would say that it doesn't work.This does work, "center positive" 9v 100ma-1500ma range and for $10.So far no problems but please read carefully on what you get and…

No good for sensitive electronics (see update below). I paid a little extra hoping for good quality input for a DSO 150 based oscilloscope. The scope runs great on regulated 9V DC, but there is so much high frequency switching noise from this adapter, the noise overwhelms the signal being displayed with enormous spikes. Checked the output on my old Conar 250 scope which clearly showed the noise. Also, not a killer, but I expected something closer to 9V than the 9.5V it puts out. Guess I'll just

Works fine to power my Zoom G1 Xon. NOTE: I had to cut and solder the wire, though, to reverse the polarity. This is NOT the adapter's fault - Zoom designed their device this way (center negative) so you have to buy their adapter.

I have a Schwinn Exercise bike model 170. Well darn it, my cats chewed the cord! I wrapped it with electrical tape and it still works. But felt I should get a spare. I ordered this one and crossed my fingers. It worked! Plus it had a green LED to let you know there was power.I don't know why they are asking for ratings on sheerness and warmth, this is an electric cord!

When the original power adapter for my Schwinn 270 up and died I gave this one a shot and it works fine. No complaints so far.

The bike computer came on, as normal, but didn't give a good workout, as with the original adapter. I set the difficulty level the same, as before but didn't get the same endurance.

This is a great AC/DC adapter - an easy selection for Arduino users. I've purchased over 30 of these and they are consistently reliable. The packaging is simple and good. Good cord length, and importantly, it's UL Listed.Update: I've purchased over 50 of these and they are excellent and consistently reliable.

Great power supply; seems decently built, particularly for the price. It works well as a replacement for my Classco Caller ID supply that the cat chewed the voltage supply cord right near the base. This one has a somewhat larger gauge cord which hopefully will help.

This honestly took too many attempts to deliver one of these in operable condition (4 it took 4) thank you so much. Thanks for attention!

Okay still haven't been able to get on my elliptical which they said this was what it was for. but it fits into my recumbent bike, but I already have a cord for that 🤦🏾‍♀️

The adapter for my Schwinn Elliptical 430 died, so I bought this one. Just plugged it in, and it works! Thank you! That's my feedback.

I purchased this DC power supply for use with an Akai MPK49 MIDI controller keyboard. I power my electronic musical gear from a Furman IT-1210 Balanced Power Isolation Transformer. I have at least half a dozen similar power supplies plugged into that unit. However, for unknown reasons. this unit does not work with the balanced power supply. Fortunately, there was a direct wall outlet conveniently located and this product worked OK when plugged directly into the AC mains, as most would use it. I

This was compatible with my Schwin exercise bike. The old part failed after about 5 years and this was a cheap, easy replacement. I've had it for about 2 months without any problems.

Bought to replace a failed wall wart for XLink BT-landline adapter. Works fine, proper plug size and plugs sideways in the wall outlet which is good when using a power strip.Prompt delivery, but hey, it is thru Best Buy.Four stars because it is a commodity wall wart, it works and over time may work quite well, but no features to make it extraordinary -- fuse/overload protection, mains switch, etc.

I bought this as the power pack supplied with the bike was not working well. This one works very well and fits the plug area well, also.

Just as the title suggests, I bought this adapter to power an Arduino Uno project I'm building. And it does exactly that! No problems at all, and with enough power to juice a few small stepper motors too.

All three AC/DC Power Adapters I ordered tested fine. See pictures below. The combination of the resistors for my load measured 6.3 ohms so I was not able to load it to the full 1.5 amps. All three measured between 9.09 - 9.11 volts at no load, and between 8.4 - 8.5 volts at about 1.34 amps. They each came in a zip lock bag and had a nice feature of a Velcro strap to wrap up the 6 foot cord with.

The charger itself was fine. No better or worse seeming than the Onespot i was replacing. I neglected to check the polarity and got it backwards, however. Ended up running to G.C. for a quick fix and overpaying for another Onespot.

My only gripe with this power adapter is that the cord should be at least 10 feet in length. Otherwise, it was perfect. That's my feedback.

Stated information about the product is what prompted me to choose this. I was not disappointed and its better than the stock item I used on my stationary bike.