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Hi Josh! The FM4 handbook mentions two powering methods: 4C size batteries & 9V/AC power supply. Obviously, there are other powering options... My question was: why aren't these other options described in the Line6 documentation? Best regards, Michel That's a good question. I have a question for you...

Hello! I'm planning to buy a Line6 FM4. I understand that it can be powered by the PP2+ on outputs 5 or 6, with deepswitch "non-normal" and a 5,5x2,5mm red barrel connecter (reversed). OK. Question: how is it possible, since the power plug on the FM4 mentions: "9VAC 1200mA minimum"???? The PP2+ deli...

Thank you very much Josh. (btw, I just got confirmation from the tech dpt at DB Technologies that the 910R also accepts 12V DC. Great!). A UHF wireless system receiver. DB Technologies PU910R. It uses 12V AC for sure, but it is unclear to me if it can also use 12V DC. By the way, is there an easy an...

The 12V device I'd like to power is supposed to require 12V AC/DC according to the indications on the device itself, and 12V AC only according to the manual... Let's say the manual is true and I take the risk to power it in DC on outputs 5 or 6; is there a risk to damage the PP2+ itself? It's proba...

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The 12V device I'd like to power is supposed to require 12V AC/DC according to the indications on the device itself, and 12V AC only according to the manual...
Let's say the manual is true and I take the risk to power it in DC on outputs 5 or 6; is there a risk to damage the PP2+ itself?

Hello! The PP2+ page (http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_2.htm) mentions that, with DIP Switch "ON", outputs 5&6 deliver "14.4V/12V(unregulated), 50mA/200mA+". I would like to know what stands that "+" for? (200mA+). Does it mean that it can deliver more than 200mA? I'd like to power a 12V 250mA de...