Don't know what your question is. Looks like your answer is in your question.
There is sufficient rectification and regulation so you can use almost any wall
transformer available. Radio Shack has exactly what you need. I've used a
transformer from 9vac to 15vdc with no problem. Even though the AC ones will
work, the DC ones usually have an extra filter cap in them for added filtering
but not really necessary.
Rick

Kieren Johnstone wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm having REAL problems locating a suitable power supply for the Newfound
> Warp-13 PIC Programmer, a cheap PICstart plus basically.  I live in the UK,
> so I've looked at Radio Shack and Maplin, but as far as I can tell (I'm just
> getting into electronics) nothing is suitable, and I dont know any other
> electronics supply sites.  Details can be found:
> http://www.dontronics.com/newfound.html.
>
> Applicable information:
>
> You will need to provide your own power supply suitable for the country you
> live in A wall wart that can supply 12VAC or 17-22VDC  @200mA is ideal. The
> WARP-13 power connector is a 2.1mm DC power socket and is not polarity
> sensitive due to the full bridge rectification onboard the WARP-13.
>
> and
>
> This programmer requires an external power supply of 12VAC or 16VDC. It has
> a diode bridge on the input, so it accepts both AC and DC. The input Jack
> size is 2.1mm
> Any plug pack, or wall wart that will supply 100ma or more will suit this
> unit.
>
> Please, help me!  I really want to get into this stuff.
>
> Thanks,
> Kieren Johnstone
>
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