Power Supply for US Robotics Sportster 33.6 Faxmodem

[Vinnyneedshelp]

Just purchased this modem online, without a power supply. Does anyone know the input voltage?

Information from the modem is as follows:

in upper left hand corner, on bottom:

1.021.018-C

FCC Reg # CJEUSA-65828-FA-E

Sportster FC Model 0413

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide....

My guess is it is 9VAC input, put if anyone has a power cord they could check out, I will be very grateful.

[Compunuts]

Well, no one replied so I will just give you general help but not specific.

Somewhere on that modem, it should mention what voltage your device take most likely on the rubber tab area where you plug your power in. But some won't say it so you will have to search for your device's manual on the net and go from there.

Also I doubt that the modem this old (most of us runs high-speed connections), many of us will have the same hardware so it would be hard to get help here.

But if someone still runs 33.6 modem, please post.

HTH ...

[Schotty]

I have one, but it is packed up ready for my move. I can see if I can muster the time to dig it out. I have a recollection that it was actually not 9v, but I could be wrong. I thought it was actually 10v.

But, anyhow, I have a 33.6, a broken 56k, and I think a 28.8. All USR.

[danielsmith]

The power supply for the USR modem you're talking of is an output of 9 volts, 1 amp (1000mA). You can get that at Radio Shack using a rodio shack 9 volt 1500mA A/C power supply with the "n" size plug and the tip is positive. Ironically I just did this today. Dan

[Schotty]

The power supply for the USR modem you're talking of is an output of 9 volts, 1 amp (1000mA). You can get that at Radio Shack using a rodio shack 9 volt 1500mA A/C power supply with the "n" size plug and the tip is positive. Ironically I just did this today. Dan

Thanks for the update.