I don't have the supply power cord for T6510 charger

Have you tried another cord/charger with the EXACT same power specs? Has the AC jack, in the laptop, been damaged due to pulling on the cord/charger? Have you tried with and without the battery? Does it power with the battery? Has there been ANY damage? If you remove the battery what does it do? Describe what happens, without battery, when you push the on/off button? Anything? Led blink? Fan spins?

Try another Cord/charger with the EXACT same power specs as the Original. Both Batteries are good? Both Cord/Chargers are good, same power specs. DC volts and Milliamps? Dell Specs: http://www.dell.com/downloads/emea/products/latit/LAT_X1_emea.pdf Battery, charger can be found here: http://www.atbatt.com/laptop-batteries/b/dell/m/latitude-x1.asp

Try another AC outlet, "extended supply", can you explain? a UPS? Try another Cord/charger of the EXACT same power specs.

Are you refering to the AC jack? Have you tried another Cord/charger of the EXACT same power specs? Has the AC jack been damager due to pulling on the cord? HP Support may help: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=3650971&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&tmp_track_link=ot_we/prodlink/en_us/3650971/loc:0&cc=us

Without the Make, Model of computer It's difficult to help. But a word of advise, Beware of inexpensive aftermarket Batteries and cord/chargers. They sometimes , at best, do not work properly, a worst, can be a fire hazzard. It's cheap for a reason. Be sure to buy the EXACT power specs, Voltage, Amperage. Look to the Laptop Manufacturer for exact replacement. They may be pricey, but , in the long run a better bet.

When a question is presented to any forum, model number(s) are essential. Please provide any that you have and if you would. Just to make sure I'm fully understanding what you're asking, would you please rephrase your question?

A lot of models don't come with an AC/DC wall charger and it must be purchased separately but I'm fairly certain there is an alternate method to charge your unit. I'll be able to specifically determine how, once I have the model number.

FYI: The VEC070 1.5 Amp Automatic Charger is a commonly used charger for this type of jump-start system. Don't buy anything until we're certain.

yes they are the same type of cords as for the specs that is statting what the internal power converter can safely use to power the devices in the appropriate modes to change the mode you need to pen the pannel and change the seitch position, the factory default is 110-117V AC, if by chance that it is set to the higher settings the only sighn would be that the fuse will keep blowing on the device or it will cut in and out.

Check your battery contacts, both on the radio and the charger. Clean with a pencil eraser if needed. It is possible you are not getting good contact. If both radios are not getting charged in a dual well charger, you may have a problem with either the wall adapter or the base. (Assuming your batteries are good.) Wall adapters burn out over time, somewhat like a light bulb.

Replacements are available at the Motorola online store. http://www.store.motorola.com/2-Way-Radio-Rechargeable-Battery-Upgrade/dp/B003H0FUD2?ie=UTF8&id=2-Way%20Radio%20Rechargeable%20Battery%20Upgrade&field_availability=-1&field_launch-date=-1y&field_browse=2265964011&searchSize=12&searchPage=1&searchNodeID=2265964011&refinementHistory=brandtextbin%2Csubjectbin%2Ccolor_map%2Cprice%2Csize_name&searchRank=salesrank This kit contains a pair of new batteries and a complete charger.

Best regards.

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