This might work--it would seem to have the 9V, connector, and FIXED 1amp (1000mA)
https://www.amazon.com/VCT-VX-79NP-...ywords=electronics+power+adapter+dc+9v+1000ma
Where is a RadioShack when you need one?
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Just a word of warning on the issues that supply pieces to the rear deck. Double check the instructions and compare to an actual photos of the rear deck. I've already found a few instances where they either tell you to put it in the wrong hole or the wrong orientation.
Wow... ScarecrowJoe and Darkside I truly apologize. How dare I have an opinion that differs from yours.
And Darkside, yes I am so pathetic. Maybe if I had a photo of me standing in front of a fast red car, holding a rifle, I'd be more of a man.
On a non-sarcastic note, I tried to be respectful of your insulting post, but you, and now the very behind-the-keyboard-tough ScarecrowJoe, have to start slinging insults at me for having a different point of view than yours. I answered your initial insultingly-toned post with actual FACTS taken from the DeAgostini literature. But all you both can do is call me pathetic and point out how I complained about something else in a post "a few days ago" (check your dates Scarecrow... if you're going to flame me for having an opinion different than yours, at least get the timeline right).
I'd suggest getting back on topic, but I'm sure you'll both have some more insightful wisdom to share in trying to keep anybody else here from disagreeing with you (what, do you own stock in DeAgostini?). Enjoy, as I won't be responding to anything further you brain surgeons have to say. Have a nice life (not really).
With all due respect (which is to say you deserve none),
Chris
Yes, the section with the 6 engine vents. It's like they got super lazy and careless with the last issues. Arrows point to the wrong holes on occasion and then in some circumstances one page shows a piece facing one direction and facing another on the next page. Just have some reference of the studio model while your doing it and you'll be fine.
Looks like you can set the voltage and change the plug, but what about the amps? It says UP TO 1 amp MAX, I think, but is that all it takes?
Not trying to be condescending.... If I understand your question correctly, as long as the model draws less than 1Amp, you're good to go. The load will only draw what it needs. For example, if your load is 500mA, and you use a 1Amp power supply, you aren't going to 'overload' the models electrical system, because you are using a supply that outputs more than is required.
Again, not trying to be condecending...that's just how I read your question.
Yea pathetic...
How you dare to bring up logic into this argument!? LOL! The guy was also complaining about a Randy Cooper kit a few days ago for what is worth.
Wow... ScarecrowJoe and Darkside I truly apologize. How dare I have an opinion that differs from yours.
And Darkside, yes I am so pathetic. Maybe if I had a photo of me standing in front of a fast red car, holding a rifle, I'd be more of a man.
On a non-sarcastic note, I tried to be respectful of your insulting post, but you, and now the very behind-the-keyboard-tough ScarecrowJoe, have to start slinging insults at me for having a different point of view than yours. I answered your initial insultingly-toned post with actual FACTS taken from the DeAgostini literature. But all you both can do is call me pathetic and point out how I complained about something else in a post "a few days ago" (check your dates Scarecrow... if you're going to flame me for having an opinion different than yours, at least get the timeline right).
I'd suggest getting back on topic, but I'm sure you'll both have some more insightful wisdom to share in trying to keep anybody else here from disagreeing with you (what, do you own stock in DeAgostini?). Enjoy, as I won't be responding to anything further you brain surgeons have to say. Have a nice life (not really).
With all due respect (which is to say you deserve none),
Chris
Wow guys, that's a bit harsh. I don't find it pathetic at all to voice a dissatisfaction with what amounts to a really expensive model from a company. They are big boys,I think as a company they should be able to handle criticism. I have issues with the company as well but for the most part am happy with the model itself. BUT it is a fact they advertised it much differently than what is actually supplied regardless of how it can be fixed. And this isn't a small company, they've been around and have a pretty large selection of kits. But even if you feel he's whining for no reason that YOU can understand, I don't think that warrants name calling of a fellow modeler does it?
Flame away if you'd like, but try to have a little understanding that not all have the skill set you guys might.
Bill
So for the nits that get upset over my saying "yea pathetic", it was in response to Scarecrow Joe's "How dare you" sarcasm... But again if you didn't realize from issue 4 on etc, that you weren't going to have to paint and detail the model 100%, you were blind. The fact's werle before you from the start!
Honestly if you did not plan on at least repainting a factory paint job I don't know what to tell you... and as someone said it was obvious after the first couple of issues that they were not going to keep up wit the paint. and if you needed more hints there were the 4 Steve Dymso paint vids that I suspect they paid him to do...
Its a great model - learn to paint, and build it!
Jedi Dade