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Apr 17 2010

AC Power Adaptor for Nintendo Wii Console

Posted by Mr.Consoles in Wii

Replace lost, damaged, or broken power cables for your Wii console
Intended for US outlets
Input: 110-240V AC, Output: 12V DC, 3.7A
Total length: 2.5m / 8.3ft

Product Description
Product Features * Best replacement for Nintendo Wii Manufacturer a/c adapter * Designed to work specifically for the Nintendo Wii Base Station * Specifications: Plug Type: US , Input: AC 100 V , Output: DV 12V 3.7A * NOTE: Nintendo Wii NOT included. Accessory only…. More >>

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Feb 27 2010

Nintendo Wii Replacement Power Supply Ac Adapter

Posted by Mr.Consoles in Wii

Input: AC 100 V 95V 50/60Hz
Output: DC 12V 3.7A
Original wii ac power adaptor

Product Description
Did you misplace or destroy the AC power adapter to your Nintendo Wii? Don’t stare at a blank TV hoping the piece will replace itself. The Original Nintendo Wii AC Power Adapter gives you plenty of power to play any Nintendo Wii games.

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Nov 05 2008

Wii AC Power Adaptor 100-240 Volt

Posted by Joey in Wii

Wii AC Power Adaptor 100-240 Volt DREAMGEAR DGWII-1029 NINTENDO WII POWER ADAPTER CABLE REPLACEMENT REPLACES LOST OR DAMAGED NINTENDO WII POWER ADAPTER and CABLE; 11-FT CABLE; 110V/240V POWER OUTPUT
Customer Review: GREAT!
Good solid product, a absolute must if you are in the military and staioned overseas. Nintendo is awesome for having the foresight to make their gaming systems power supply on the OUTSIDE of the system rather than built in like the PS3 or Xbox (no power transformer yay!).