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    Default Is the DC adapter compatible with the Saturn?

    My Saturn adapter (plug? I'm big on the technical know how ) has gone missing and I'd rather not fork out for another one. I noticed the Dreamcast seems to use the same connector for it's adapter. Can I use it as a replacement or would make my Saturn go boom?
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    You should be able to. Banana cords are common in a lot of devices. I do not believe that it has a set voltage. The system has an internal power supply. All this cord does is transfer power to the unit. I've used a Dreamcast cord for my cable box and it worked without a hitch. So, yeah, I'd say it works.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swamperon View Post
    My Saturn adapter (plug? I'm big on the technical know how ) has gone missing and I'd rather not fork out for another one. I noticed the Dreamcast seems to use the same connector for it's adapter. Can I use it as a replacement or would make my Saturn go boom?
    I can confirm that it works. It also works on the 3DO. Maybe even on the original models of the Playstation and PS2, but I can't remember.

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    Brilliant! Will save me buying one, knowing the original would turn up after I've bought a replacement! Thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Breetai View Post
    Maybe even on the original models of the Playstation and PS2, but I can't remember.
    yes

    i have my DC, Saturn & PS2 all hooked up to the TV and just move the power cord to whichever one i want to play
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richter View Post
    yes

    i have my DC, Saturn & PS2 all hooked up to the TV and just move the power cord to whichever one i want to play
    There you have it. It's officially the most common power cord in all of existence.

    Come to think of it, my PS3 is hooked up with one.

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