Can a higher voltage 'make up' for a low current?
Some research on the adapter tells me it's 4.3 volts at 1.5A
Currently I have a universal adapter that has 4.5 volts at 1A which only powers the camera enough to say change battery pack. I can up the voltage to 6 volts and the camera works.
Is this at all recommended ?
I have noticed that 6 volts at 1A is less wattage than 4.3 at 1.5A, but I am unsure what that all really means. Can a higher voltage 'make up' for a low current? If so can it cause any damage to circuits?