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Changing the power adapter some guidance on what to select.

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I received my PC Nailer from the US this morning, however the charger is a 120v US version not dual voltage, and I want to change it.  Was thinking that rather than buying the UK model which would either be the Stanley or Black and Decker then I could just change the power adapter on it.


The rating of the current adapter is 120v 60hz 770ma, output of  20v 1A.


However the UK versions are slightly different for B&D and Stanley they are 
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US Version
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UK Version

Was thinking of getting something like - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001159381316.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.45a66bceNzJeIa&algo_pvid=7d9330ae-94ea-4c45-baac-f128cd8e3545&algo_expid=7d9330ae-94ea-4c45-baac-f128cd8e3545-0&btsid=0b0a557216156484926828136e4e91&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_


What be the best to get? is that one ok?
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    Another thing that's often not said on the label is that it could be a regulated or unregulated 20V supply.  Unregulated supplies can be cheaper, and the manufacturer has cost-optimised it to ensure that the voltage drop under load matches what the actual load needs.
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    Another thing that's often not said on the label is that it could be a regulated or unregulated 20V supply.  Unregulated supplies can be cheaper, and the manufacturer has cost-optimised it to ensure that the voltage drop under load matches what the actual load needs.
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