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Can I use a charger that provides the same voltage but a different amperage?<br />
Yes.With a couple of caveats, of course.Getting the right power supply, involves matching voltage, amperage, and polarity. And each have different constraints.<br />
If you replace the power supply for some reason with one that has a maximum amperage rating that is less than the previous and less than what your device actually requires, then you may end up with a burnt out or (at least) overheating power supply, and the device itself may not function, or may not do so well.<br />
In short, when replacing an external power supply or charger:<br />
1.Make sure that the voltage matches as closely as possible.<br />
2.Make sure that the new supply is rated to provide the same amperage or more.<br />
3.Make sure that the connectors match, both in physical form and in polarity.<br />
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Jim<br />
2017-8-31<br />
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