Connecting my iPod Touch to a power adapter.

Hi!
I had earlier an iPod Nano 2nd generation. I bought a power adapter to this iPod, which worked perfectly well. It was not bought in an Apple Store, but was produced by Hama, and ment for iPod. Later on, my sister charged her iPod Nano 3rd generation with my power adapter. After a while, her iPod started freezing. We don't know for sure that it was the power adapter that had the blaim.
The power adapter have theese specifications:
HAMA
MODEL NO. TA-03A
IMPUT 100-240V AC
50-60 Hz 200mA
OUTPUT 5.4VDC (This part is hard to read, since the text is almost gone, but I think it's VDC)
650mA ; Max. 3.5W
I haven't dared to use this power adapter to my new iPod Touch 16GB.
Will it work?
Message was edited by: Tallang
Message was edited by: Tallang

Unless there is a malfunction with the charger, it should work fine. Chargers for the iPods haven't changed since the 1G iPod ... they're all standard.

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