You should be able to find an adapter for 50 cents at a nearby store.
More than likely just a 12v 2 or 3 amp power supply ālook on that power supply for the outputāsame as most charges Opus Xtar Etc
didnāt know Bort was in north americaā¦
The only other charger with a brick i have is a liitokala 300, 12V 1.5V, this charger requires 3A.
Yup, great north, where we live in igloos and decided our election last year
The psu says 110V or 240V .
you can buy one of these as the admin said :
Indeed, iāll have to see where i can buy one
Radio Shack use to sell a Multi Pack assortment with all different ones
nice surprise!
Look for travel stuff or Fast tech.
You have to love a mystery package. Put it to good use Bort. 
Gotta love mystery packages! 
By the way Bort,
I can't see the images in your signature.
Nevermind, I can see 'em now. 
Radio shack or any other electrical parts store like it will have one. If not you can get one off amazon within a couple of days usually. Shouldnāt pay more then a $1 $2 tops I say that being if your that far north things seem to be a little more that way. If for some reason they didnāt have one in RadioShack they will have a adjustable powerbrick that you can use. I use to have one that had 4 size plugs on the end of it Congrats on the giveaway win.
Or if you are good at modding and tinkering you could take the prongs off that one and put us plugs on it from something they doesnāt work anymore or not needed. The wiring inside is the same still have hot and neutral like out in the shed I have a extension cord cut at the end and a simple light fixture at the ejd of it. Made a cheap hanging lamp.
Squash the prongs! Make the flat lol You could actually do this if they are solid but i do not recommend!
Gift from secret Santa .
It's weird, Bort...
Sometimes I see the images in your signature, and sometimes I see this:
thats weird, they are hosted on a public photos website so i canāt explain it
Maybe my ISP doesn't like Postimg.org the same way they don't like Photobucket.
thats a weird one but could be
soon i may change my signature, though i still like seeing clearance flashlights at half the clearance price 
looking forward to performance testsā¦
what do you mean?
In a lot of ways its a simple charger, put in battery, select current wait for beep (and try to avoid the temptation of hitting display every second to pretend its a heart monitor)
Only new observation is a confirmation that the first few seconds after you plug it in it acts like its dead before suddenly springing to life. I think it should spring to life right away and count up to 100% ready to use
Edit:
Sorry, i thought you had posted this on this thread, has my first impressions