Thread: power Plugs for Gemmy witch with cauldron

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Last year after Halloween we were putting away our props and found that someone stole the plugs to the Gemmy witch with bubbling/fogging cauldron... shame on them.

http://www.spirithalloween.com/produ...ging-cauldron/

We have done everything from contacting Gemmy .. yeah right that worked pffft.
i have looked online through fry's electronics to amazon and several other online retail stores with no luck.
We went to Radio shack who sadly no longer carry those plugs in my area, i was told to look through camera shops but they think i am nuts for asking....

the plugs are listed as

Input: 120V ~ 60 HZ output: 9v = 2000 mA

Input: 120V ~ 60 HZ output: 24v = 20VA <-- rare plug

If anyone can help me locate these exact plugs or sell me the plugs from a none working prop they might still have? either way i now have a statue of a once working Witch.
Any help would be much appreciated, Shadowspook.

I am a static haunter, but if I were you, I would try Radio Shack.
Also, post this question in the "Halloween Props" forum. That is the place to go for the help of the prop Wizards! GOod Luck!

Is this what you are looking for?

http://bestpriceprobe.com/products/2...30ma-20va.html

Hallow, i did post that Radioshack no longer carries these items in my area but thanks for the information and help.

Nepboard, Yes that is the harder to find plug, Thank you, i knew i could count on you guys for the help
i will send for it today

Now to keep looking for the first plug.. hmmmm

All I did is Google it.

Originally Posted by Shadowspook

Hallow, i did post that Radioshack no longer carries these items in my area but thanks for the information and help.

Nepboard, Yes that is the harder to find plug, Thank you, i knew i could count on you guys for the help
i will send for it today

Now to keep looking for the first plug.. hmmmm

oops- didn't see that! Got up really early this am....I have a cauldron witch, too- I am gonna keep an eye on her plugs and wires! Didn't know they would be so hard to replace!

Seems that guitar pedal effects need this kind of power!

http://www.amazon.com/Godlyke-Power-...dp/B001V6P6BU/

Hmm, the listing says 2000mA but if you zoom in on the photo it says 1.7A/1700mA. Maybe current models are different...

You can also find cheaper stuff on eBay. They're not regulated, but since you need exactly 9V at 2000mA / 2A (search for both terms) if you get one with the same rating it'll probably work just fine. Remember to make that little rubber stopper that keeps drips away from the power block!

Thanks Xane, i will definitely take a look.
i have a friend who deals with music and equipment so ill ask him about the 2000mA and see what he says?
maybe he can poimt me in the right direction? thanks for the help guys