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My friend gave me a bunch of wall-warts.
He said that he has put an ohmmeter across the plug of each one and got an open transformer reading.
I verified this with my ohmmeter, he is right.
But plugging a wall-wart in gives the correct voltage on the output connector.
I think these wall-warts have under-voltage lockout to prevent reduced voltage on the output if a brownout happens(wrecks havoc with electronic devices).
Two are so light that you cannot believe there is much inside.
He said that he has put an ohmmeter across the plug of each one and got an open transformer reading.
I verified this with my ohmmeter, he is right.
But plugging a wall-wart in gives the correct voltage on the output connector.
I think these wall-warts have under-voltage lockout to prevent reduced voltage on the output if a brownout happens(wrecks havoc with electronic devices).
Two are so light that you cannot believe there is much inside.
