In message <OE74HWhobqVObE83Yww000028a1@hotmail.com>, Kieren Johnstone
<misterfugit@HOTMAIL.COM> writes
>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
>
>--
>

Kieran,

There are two options in the Maplin catalogue.

1.  PL65V 18VDC Switched mode PSU for #14.99

2.  GU10L 12VAC PSU for #9.99

The only problems I can see is that the PL65V doesn't specify a plug
size and the GU10L has a 2.5mm plug.

Regards,


--
Martyn.

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