Gary, If you do this you are going to toast your CD player. I suppose you are thinking because the VA that it will be ok. It won't.
Your CD is not desinged to handle the higher voltage . This is really no different that taking a 120 volt microwave and trying to plug it into 240 volt source; and I know you wouldn't want to do that. The only difference here is amps for household stuff and milliamps for your electronics. Same result though; you get to go and get a new one.
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Andy
things that use batteries are like torches and some lamps. other things could camera calculater etc.
gary player
Friction of the ground against the player's shoes.
it means that there is no disc in the DVD player
Zune Player (a Microsoft mp3 player) Camera Products that ZOOM ?
normally located in the power adaptor. unscrew it.
The Venturer PVS3368 Portable DVD Player has a car adaptor and also has a rechargeable battery system.
no the remote has to come with the porable DVD player
no
Portable media player was created in 2002.
A DVD is relatively portable but I suspect you mean a DVD player? In which case it's only portable if it's a portable DVD player.
The wireless should be built into the player
One uses a cassette tape adaptor to play music through sound systems with a tape player. By using this cassette tape adaptor, one does not need an auxiliary input.
One example of a portable media player is an ipod.
The first portable CD players hit the market in the same year that CDs were launched. Among others, Sony had a portable player that came with a mains power adaptor and an optional battery pack for use away from a mains supply. The price was in the region of $400 / £250 and was in excess of twice the price of a static player at the time.
A car player means that the player is built into the car. A portable DVD player can only be played in the car by connecting a DV-power cable to the car battery.
my dvd player is so big that it is not portable.