Logitech Red Momo Power Requirements

A friend asked me to check out his Red Momo to see if it still works. It's a FF model with gold lightning bolts. I've never seen a wheel like this before - it's kind of cool. The pedals were left on a basement floor that subsequenly flooded. According to his description the pedals were leaning up against a wall, so only the front inch or so of the pedal base was submerged. I don't think that should have hurt anything. Anyway, he has either lost or misplaced the power adapter. There are no power requirements on the wheel itself. Does anyone have one of these wheels? If so, could you check the power inputs listed on the AC wall adapter? Thanks, Pat Dotson

BTW, this is the Momo Force model with a black leather wrapped steering wheel and a red housing. It's not the Wingman with the red wheel. Pat [email hidden] wrote:

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> A friend asked me to check out his Red Momo to see if it still works. > It's a FF model with gold lightning bolts. I've never seen a wheel > like this before - it's kind of cool. The pedals were left on a > basement floor that subsequenly flooded. According to his description > the pedals were leaning up against a wall, so only the front inch or so > of the pedal base was submerged. I don't think that should have hurt > anything. > > Anyway, he has either lost or misplaced the power adapter. There are > no power requirements on the wheel itself. > > Does anyone have one of these wheels? If so, could you check the power > inputs listed on the AC wall adapter? > > Thanks, > Pat Dotson

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> A friend asked me to check out his Red Momo to see if it still works. > It's a FF model with gold lightning bolts. I've never seen a wheel > like this before - it's kind of cool. The pedals were left on a > basement floor that subsequenly flooded. According to his description > the pedals were leaning up against a wall, so only the front inch or so > of the pedal base was submerged. I don't think that should have hurt > anything. > > Anyway, he has either lost or misplaced the power adapter. There are > no power requirements on the wheel itself. > > Does anyone have one of these wheels? If so, could you check the power > inputs listed on the AC wall adapter? > > Thanks, > Pat Dotson >

Mine says.. Class 2 Transformer Model: 57DT-20-1500 P/N: 190010-0000 Input: 120VAC/60HZ 45W 480mA Output: 20VDC/1.5A

Take 2... I also have a Black MOMO FF with a red metal "centre" to indicate when the wheel is pointing straight. The shifter and FF housing is black. The PS details are: INPUT: AC100-120V ~ 0.4A 50-60HZ OUTPUT: 24V = = = 0.75A Hope that helps <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> BTW, this is the Momo Force model with a black leather wrapped steering > wheel and a red housing. It's not the Wingman with the red wheel. > > Pat > > > [email hidden] wrote: > > A friend asked me to check out his Red Momo to see if it still works. > > It's a FF model with gold lightning bolts. I've never seen a wheel > > like this before - it's kind of cool. The pedals were left on a > > basement floor that subsequenly flooded. According to his description > > the pedals were leaning up against a wall, so only the front inch or so > > of the pedal base was submerged. I don't think that should have hurt > > anything. > > > > Anyway, he has either lost or misplaced the power adapter. There are > > no power requirements on the wheel itself. > > > > Does anyone have one of these wheels? If so, could you check the power > > inputs listed on the AC wall adapter? > > > > Thanks, > > Pat Dotson >

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> BTW, this is the Momo Force model with a black leather wrapped steering > wheel and a red housing. It's not the Wingman with the red wheel. > > Pat > > > [email hidden] wrote: >> A friend asked me to check out his Red Momo to see if it still works. >> It's a FF model with gold lightning bolts. I've never seen a wheel >> like this before - it's kind of cool. The pedals were left on a >> basement floor that subsequenly flooded. According to his description >> the pedals were leaning up against a wall, so only the front inch or so >> of the pedal base was submerged. I don't think that should have hurt >> anything. >> >> Anyway, he has either lost or misplaced the power adapter. There are >> no power requirements on the wheel itself. >> >> Does anyone have one of these wheels? If so, could you check the power >> inputs listed on the AC wall adapter? >> >> Thanks, >> Pat Dotson

Cool wheel indeed, though the pedals suck like all the pre-G25 ones. Don't have one myself, but... http://www.wingmanteam.com/files/documents/webfaqs/wmhelp/whnjs.htm SB

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 17:26:48 -0500, "Pee JayEl" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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> >Mine says.. > >Class 2 Transformer >Model: 57DT-20-1500 >P/N: 190010-0000 >Input: 120VAC/60HZ 45W 480mA >Output: 20VDC/1.5A

Also, if its any help, the transformer from the first generation Wingman Forumula Force (cable driven w/red wheel) is interchangable. They are the same output. Tim

Thanks guys! Pat Dotson Tim O wrote:

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> On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 17:26:48 -0500, "Pee JayEl" <[email hidden]> > wrote: > > > > >Mine says.. > > > >Class 2 Transformer > >Model: 57DT-20-1500 > >P/N: 190010-0000 > >Input: 120VAC/60HZ 45W 480mA > >Output: 20VDC/1.5A > > Also, if its any help, the transformer from the first generation > Wingman Forumula Force (cable driven w/red wheel) is interchangable. > They are the same output. > > Tim

Mine says: Model: GAD-SHE240A8 P/N: 190058-2002 Input: 200-240V ~ 0.25A 50/60Hz Output: 24V --- 0.75A For I.T.E. use only Date Code 0131 This message the help page posted by Steve (http://www.wingmanteam.com/files/documents/webfaqs/wmhelp/whnjs.htm) Mine was purchased in Europe, maybe that is of influence on the voltage? It is the Momo wheel with red housing, gold lightning bold stickers, leather wheel. Bart <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> Thanks guys! > > Pat Dotson > > > Tim O wrote: >> On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 17:26:48 -0500, "Pee JayEl" <[email hidden]> >> wrote: >> >> > >> >Mine says.. >> > >> >Class 2 Transformer >> >Model: 57DT-20-1500 >> >P/N: 190010-0000 >> >Input: 120VAC/60HZ 45W 480mA >> >Output: 20VDC/1.5A >> >> Also, if its any help, the transformer from the first generation >> Wingman Forumula Force (cable driven w/red wheel) is interchangable. >> They are the same output. >> >> Tim >

Bart Westra wrote: > Output: 24V --- 0.75A Same here. The 20V 1,5 A must be wrong. It's positive in the center and remember you can use an adapter that is rated more than 0,75A. You must make sure it's 24V and the correct polarity on the plug. 20V would probably work ok with weaker FF as the only downside. Probably.... :) -- Jone Tytlandsvik http://tytlandsvik.no

Not Quite :) -Larry General Information Power Supply Information Over the past years Logitech has used two different power supplies on the force feedback products. Here are some details: Power Supply Output: 24V, 750mA, center positive a.. GT Force b.. WingMan Formula Force GP c.. MOMO Racing d.. MOMO Force e.. Driving Force f.. Driving Force Pro g.. Speed Force h.. WingMan Force 3D i.. WingMan Strike Force 3D j.. Flight Force Power Supply Output: 20V, 1.5A, center positive a.. WingMan Formula Force b.. WingMan Force -Larry "Tim O" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 17:26:48 -0500, "Pee JayEl" <[email hidden]> > wrote: > >> >>Mine says.. >> >>Class 2 Transformer >>Model: 57DT-20-1500 >>P/N: 190010-0000 >>Input: 120VAC/60HZ 45W 480mA >>Output: 20VDC/1.5A > > Also, if its any help, the transformer from the first generation > Wingman Forumula Force (cable driven w/red wheel) is interchangable. > They are the same output. > > Tim

Jone T. wrote:

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> Bart Westra wrote: > >> Output: 24V --- 0.75A > > Same here. The 20V 1,5 A must be wrong. It's positive in the center and > remember you can use an adapter that is rated more than 0,75A. You must make > sure it's 24V and the correct polarity on the plug. 20V would probably work > ok with weaker FF as the only downside. Probably.... :)

20V * 1.5A = 30W 24V * 0.75A = 18W So the American one can consume more power without blowing the supply. -- Phil http://www.usefilm.com/photographer/31307.html

On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 15:36:41 -0500, "Larry" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>Not Quite :) > >-Larry > >General Information >Power Supply Information > >Over the past years Logitech has used two different power supplies on the >force feedback products. Here are some details: > > Power Supply Output: 24V, 750mA, center positive > > a.. GT Force > > b.. WingMan Formula Force GP > > c.. MOMO Racing > > d.. MOMO Force > > e.. Driving Force > > f.. Driving Force Pro > > g.. Speed Force > > h.. WingMan Force 3D > > i.. WingMan Strike Force 3D > > j.. Flight Force > >Power Supply Output: 20V, 1.5A, center positive > > a.. WingMan Formula Force > > b.. WingMan Force > >-Larry

Interesting. I have the original Formula Force and red MOMO sitting here. The power supplies have different part numbers, but they are both 20v/1.5A One is part number 9830, the other is 9901.