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Help I lost the charger for my Sharp MT-77 (aka MT-877)

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BenJammin

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I probably wasn't clear. More important than the AC adaptor is the fact that I lost the charging cradle for the MT-77. Without that it won't matter what kind of adaptor I have because the MT-77 has a proprietary power connector (like most/all MDs?).

Any idea on how to score a replacement?

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You're correct. I didn't understand your request. Unfortunately I don't have much info to help you. I'd suggest sending an email to Sharp for a part number and ordering information. Hopefully they can help you. It's either that, or troll eBay in hopes that you'll be lucky.

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You're correct. I didn't understand your request. Unfortunately I don't have much info to help you. I'd suggest sending an email to Sharp for a part number and ordering information. Hopefully they can help you. It's either that, or troll eBay in hopes that you'll be lucky.

I emailed Sharp so yime will tell.

In the meantime I am wondering though if its possible to charge thu gummy battery stick in my NH1 and then use it in the Sharp? Is that kosher?

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Yes, that's okay.

Well it turns out not really, because they are completely different dimensions. The sony battery is flatter and wider, the Sharp is narrower and slightly thicker.

So, that's not going to work. I could buy an old sharp on EBay that uses this battery and use it to charge, but that would be a little rediculous.

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I'm sorry, I quickread and thought you said another unit when I had posted that. Listen 'ere, the gumstick used in that device is probably the same that are in most MD units. It's the long rectangular shaped one, right? You can purchase a relatively inexpensive gumstick charger and even a higher capacity battery than the one you're employing. What kind of gumstick does it take?

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I'm sorry, I quickread and thought you said another unit when I had posted that. Listen 'ere, the gumstick used in that device is probably the same that are in most MD units. It's the long rectangular shaped one, right? You can purchase a relatively inexpensive gumstick charger and even a higher capacity battery than the one you're employing. What kind of gumstick does it take?

Yeah, its the long rectangular one. It looks just like the one in the MZ-NH1 except its not as wide, its thicker. So the size is displaced. How many different sizes do they come in? Mine has Sharp branded on both of them.

Can you point me to where I can buy such a charger?

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Yeah, its the long rectangular one. It looks just like the one in the MZ-NH1 except its not as wide, its thicker. So the size is displaced. How many different sizes do they come in? Mine has Sharp branded on both of them.

Can you point me to where I can buy such a charger?

To be more specific, this is what I have:

http://www.minidisco.com/nh-14wm.html

Except mine is from Sharp, although it seems these are all compatiable with my Sharp MD recorder.

Question is I don't see any recharger unit on the minidisco.com web site, they have one for the NH1 series of battery, but not these. Any idea where to find it?

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The product at Minidisco.com is what you are looking for.  The description says for "for NH series" which refers to the gumstick battery NH-14wm, not the hi-md model mz-nh1.

You can find a better price than minidisco, just enter the product serial number into a search engine.

Oh I see, so this is what I want?

http://www.minidisco.com/bc-7ht.html

Wow, that seems like my problem is solved. Super thanks.

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