Dillen: Mine has it and it's in the schematics as well. The power supply gives -12V. Note that the radio uses "negative voltage" all through, all voltages are negative with respect to ground. Martin Hi Martin, Today I have give the radio to my wife (as it was a present for her), so I could have a closer look. First of all, the schematics

Yes, no problem to contribute. but... - I have not used this particular radio yet, since I need to get the power supply up and running, so the more help I get on that the faster I can write something :-) - But secondly I need to be humble, there are so many people aout here knowing so much more than I do, but if I can be in anyway helpful for starting

Thx Martin! I am this week in DK so I cannot have a closer look, but what I remember is that it was indeed an option, there is room next to the battery compartment for a power supply, as well as a small opening in the back of the radio for a mains connector. You think it would work if I built in a power supply myself and connected it to the leads to

Thx Andy! No, it's this one: http://www.beoworld.org/prod_details.asp?pid=1021 /d1ck

Great software! In fact my name is D*i*c*k, but that seems not appropriate for Beoworlders ;-) /d ck

Hi all! My first post on the forum, so let me be polite and introuce myself ;-) My name is *** and I am from the Netherlands. Since yesterday I am the proud owner of a Beo 610 (or TR26). There is very limited information about this interesting radio, and I wondered if anyone could help me with the following. The radio works on batteries, and I'd