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I've just got an old laptop. 
 
 
The right power supply says: 
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OUTPUT: 
16-10V DC 
2.2-3.2A 
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I've got a power supply with these info: 
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DC OUTPUT: 12V-24V 34W Max. 
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Would this power supply work? 
 
 
I don't want to burn anything, so I need to be sure if it works. I've calculated the effect of the right power supply to be around 32W-35W.
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I've just got an old laptop.


The right power supply says:
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OUTPUT:
16-10V DC
2.2-3.2A
--------------------------------------------

I've got a power supply with these info:
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DC OUTPUT: 12V-24V 34W Max.
--------------------------------------------
Would this power supply work?


I don't want to burn anything, so I need to be sure if it works. I've calculated the effect of the right power supply to be around 32W-35W.

Power supply: very easy question

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