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The power supply for a XaviX console, a video game system released by SSD Company Limited in 2004. The system focuses on wireless, motion controllers for various sports-themed games.


XaviX AC Power Adapter PT1-100-21
Class 2 Power Supply
Model No. : AC90700
Design No. : SSA-0566-01
Input: 120V~60Hz 10W


Output: 9V~ 700mA
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