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Hmmmm, forgot the amperage part. The PS delivers 18v 150ma and the Monkey requires 9v 300ma. Oh well, power supply's are relative cheap compared to batteries. How is the two-resistor divider made? Is this a pre-made device or something that can be assembled by an amateur? It might actually work, you'll probably get a little less than 9V when the Monkey is connected to it, but it might be enough for it to still function properly. See this page for voltage divider: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase...ric/voldiv.html Ok, Thanks all, I think I can figure out the schematic. I have some variable resistors around here somewhere. Guess I can play with them to find the correct values then replace with fixed resistors. Thanks again, Jim
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Hmmmm, forgot the amperage part. The PS delivers 18v 150ma and the Monkey requires 9v 300ma. Oh well, power supply's are relative cheap compared to batteries. How is the two-resistor divider made? Is this a pre-made device or something that can be assembled by an amateur?
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Hello, first post. Hope this is the correct forum. I have an unused 18v Dunlop power supply and need a 9 volt supply for a Digitech Bad Monkey pedal. Any simple way to convert the Dunlop to 9v? Add a resistor in line ?? I'm pretty challenged electronically but can handle a soldering iron and follow directions.