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Combining 7.5V DC @ 500ma to get 7.5V DC @ 1A

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waldadam

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I've been looking for a 12VDC to a 7.5V DC adapter at 1A, but have only been able to find adapters rated at 500ma.

Can I wire two adapters together to get a total of 1A at 7.5V?

Other ideas?

If anyone knows where I can just get an 7.5V/1A adapter that would be much easier for me.
 
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