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Latest revision as of 15:32, 15 September 2024

This is a list of third-party AC adaptors advertised as being compatible for multiple systems. The "model 2" Sega Mega Drive, Genesis 3, Sega 32X, Sega Game Gear and Sega Nomad are all compatible with the same adaptor; one which produces 10V and 0.85A, and thus third-parties often labeled their devices as compatible with two or more of these systems.

Official equivalents are the MK-1636 (PAL regions) and MK-2103 (North America).

Box Name Brand Date & Price Images Documentation
AC Adapter Bitman
Russia RU: (≥ 1994)
Bitman AC Adaptor.jpg
ACAdapter MD-GG US Box Back Docs.jpgACAdapter MD-GG US Box Front Docs.jpg
 AC Adapter
6110 		Doc's Hi-Tech
(1994)


HF ac adapter back.jpgHF ac adapter front.jpg
 AC Adapter High Frequency
(1995)


TV Game Kiyou AC Adapter
TVゲーム機用 ACアダプター
HA-7 		Hori
Japan JP: (≥ 1993)


Replacement AC Adaptor Innovation
(≥ 1993)


ACAdaptor MD-GG Box Front Naki Alt2.jpg
 AC Adaptor Naki
(≥ 1993)


ACAdaptor MD-GG Box Back Alt.jpgACAdaptor MD-GG Box Front Alt.jpg
 AC Adaptor Naki
(≥ 1993)


ACAdaptor MD2-GG Box Back Naki.jpgNospine-small.pngACAdaptor MD2-GG Box Front Naki.jpg
 AC Adaptor Naki
(≥ 1993)


AC Adaptor
P-085 		Performance
United States of America US: (≥ 1993)


ACAdapter MD-GG Box Back Performance.jpgNospine-small.pngACAdapter MD-GG Box Front Performance.jpg
 AC Adapter
P-085 		Performance
United States of America US: (1997)


AC Adapter
P-085FUN 		Player's Edge
(1997)


AC Adapter for Sega Genesis and Game Gear/Game Gear Recharger
V485 		Recoton
(1994)


Powerline
TP-208 		Tecno Plus
United Kingdom UK: (≥ 1993)


Adaptor Sega Padis
Russia RU: (≥ 1997)
MD Magistr Sega Adaptor RU.jpg
Adaptor Sega D2 New Game
Russia RU: (≥ 1999)
MD Magistr Adaptor Sega D2 RU.png
AlmasGame MD IR adapter Box Back.pngAlmasGame MD IR adapter Box Front.png
 Almas Game ???
IR IR: (xxxx)


VA 34 Family TSI Ltd.
Thailand TH: (1994)


References

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