ZTEX Quad Power Adapter Alternatives in the UK?

[norulezapply]

I'm looking for a power adapter for the ZTEX Quad which I can purchase in the UK.

The most likely suspects at the moment appear to be laptop chargers, but most of these don't have the central pin in the barrel.

The specs required (as far as I'm aware) are:

DC Power Jack
12V 5A (60W)
2.1mm center pin (positive)
5.5mm diameter barrel (negative)

Link to quad specification: http://www.ztex.de/usb-fpga-1/usb-fpga-1.15y.e.html#con2

CON3 is a standard DC power jack with 2.1mm center pin (+) diameter and 5.5mm barrel (-) diameter for a supply voltage of 4.5 V to 16 V.

Searching eBay for "12V 5A 5.5 2.1" shows some possible candidates but none of them have the center pin.

Any help is appreciated.

Hopefully this post will help others in the UK in future also.

Possible adapters:

http://www.powersuppliesonline.co.uk/power-adapters/60w-12v-5a-iec320-c14-desktop-power-supply-696.html

[aTg]

Anyone know what power adapters will be compatible with the new Quad boards?

I don't really want to spend like £30 on a power supply.

Any regulated 12V DC supply that supplies at least 3.5 Amps.
Some old netbooks have exactly such a power supply.
Or take an old PC power supply.

[norulezapply]

Anyone know what power adapters will be compatible with the new Quad boards?

I don't really want to spend like £30 on a power supply.

Any regulated 12V DC supply that supplies at least 3.5 Amps.
Some old netbooks have exactly such a power supply.
Or take an old PC power supply.

Yeah thanks for requoting what I've already read.

I'm having a hard time finding one with the right connector hence this thread.

[yxt]

no need for a power jack

CON2 is a pluggable terminal. The two outer contacts are GND (-) and the inner contact is the supply voltage (+). This connector is designed for large currents and should therefore be preferred. The terminal block is deleivered with the board.

[norulezapply]

no need for a power jack

CON2 is a pluggable terminal. The two outer contacts are GND (-) and the inner contact is the supply voltage (+). This connector is designed for large currents and should therefore be preferred. The terminal block is deleivered with the board.

Isn't this only for use with an PC ATX power supply though? I was hoping to get a standalone power adapter.

[Turbor]

You don't need a center pin ! The center pin is on the other side of the connector. Every 5.5, 2.1 plug will work.

[norulezapply]

You don't need a center pin ! The center pin is on the other side of the connector. Every 5.5, 2.1 plug will work.

Oh... Really? 0.o

It makes a lot more sense now then.
Thanks!

[Turbor]

no problem.