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My Ipod battery died and I don't have a charger, but I do have a nook HD charger that looks exactly like the Ipod charger. on the adapter it says:
Input: 100-240V-50/60Hz 0.40A
Output: 5.1V=2A. So is it possible?
It will be fine. It is about same power as a newer iPad charger which is fine for an iPod
It will be fine. It is about same power as a newer iPad charger which is fine for an iPod
But how will I be sure it's charging? Because I plugged it in after reading your reply but nothing showed up on the screen. So how can I tell?
If the wall charger works as designed then when connect to the iPod the iPod battery indicator should show charging.
Does the charger charge the Nook?
Does the iPod charge with computer USB?
I have the regular Nook Tablet but one of my family members bought me the wrong charger but from experience with nooks the charger works fine because its brand new. And I tried it with the wall charger and nothing showed up so I'm going to try it using the computer USB.
Maybe its the Lightning cable. The Nook cable can't be used with the iPod
Is it possible to charge the 2nd gen Ipod with a nook HD charger?
