I lost the electric power cord for my RCA WHP140S wireless headphone system (12Vdc,200mA) FCC ID: NOYRF83. Anywhere I buy a replacement power cord?

Robert Ching Nov 16, 2013

I need replacement "AC-to-DC Power Adapter" for mention RCA WHP1405 wireless headphone system.

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Posted on Mar 03, 2008

SOURCE: LOST USB CORD FOR BLUE OPAL MP# M4002

you can buy online from the internet or from an electronic store.

Anonymous

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Posted on Aug 05, 2009

SOURCE: we lost the power cord to our 1991 RCA 25

Use computer power cord..it is same.
Thank you

John

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Posted on Dec 29, 2009

SOURCE: where can I buy a power cord?

Look on the back - the connector is either a 'figure 8' connector with 2 circular type connections, or one side is round and the other is shaped like the letter "D". Either are available at Radio Shack.

Anonymous

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Posted on Mar 08, 2010

SOURCE: Blowed up in my RCA RT 2770 a resister and I need the number

Contact customer service, http://www.1800customersupport.com/rca

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