Does anybody know where i get a ac and dc charger for my Spotlight

I am sure I answered this last week, in fact I know I did!. It is not available as a direct replacement. Look on the unit for an input voltage or ask the maker. Or you can buy one of these and see what happens?

UpBright AC/DC Adapter Compatible with Vector VEC1138 ...

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Missing: VEC1215 ‎' Must include: VEC1215

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  VEC 192 VEC192 Rechargeable Spotlight Sport Spot SportSpot

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Manufacturer / Seller

4140 SW 28TH WAY, FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33312
TEL: 954-584-4446
• FAX: 954-584-5556
• TOLL FREE: 866-584-5504
www.vectormfg.com

https://www.google.com/search?q=vector+sport+spot+%22VEC1215%22+replacement+charger

If it was available, it would be in that link above.
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Adapter.

UpBright AC/DC Adapter Compatible with Vector VEC1138 ...

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BatteryGuy Vector Sport SPOT 138BY Replacement 6V 4.5Ah Battery ... VEC139 VEC139C Xtreme Sport Spot Rechargeable Spotlight VEC192 VEC193 VEC189 Power On ...
Power Source: Corded Electric
Output Voltage: 12 Volts
Battery

Vector SPORT SPOT 138BY replacement battery ...

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The 6v 4.5Ah Rechargeable Sealed Lead Acid (Rechargeable SLA) Battery ' BG-645F1 is a premium alternative to the Vector SPORT SPOT 138BY replacement battery ( ...
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The bulb is a halogen car bulb. Take it to your local auto parts store like Canadian Tire.

If you light is charging when you use the 12v automotive charger but not when you use your AC power transformer, my thought is that you might have a problem with your AC charger, not with the light itself. I have AC/DC transformers from the 1970s that still work fine, but I have had numerous modern AC/DC transformers burn out on me in recent years.

One easy test is to use a multimeter to measure the output voltage of your wall charger. Place one test lead on each of the charging terminals (i.e., one inside the barrel and one outside the barrel, if you have a standard coaxial charging port) and check the DC reading. If it's zero--or anything less than 12 volts, actually--the charger isn't working correctly. The problem may be a torn or cut wire or something actually inside the transformer.

Replacement chargers can be found at Radio Shack and other stores. You may also be able to score a cheap replacement at a "dollar plus" store or even at a second-hand shop. Make sure that the terminal polarity is correct on your replacement charger or else you'll fry the batteries in your light.

Good luck!

If the voltage and tip polarity of your replacement charger matches the charging port on your spotlight, there's no reason why it shouldn't work as a substitute for your original charger. Note, however, that if your original charger was more powerful (say, 1.5 amps instead of the 1-amp charger you have here), it will take noticeably longer to fully charge your spotlight than the original charger took. it's not a problem if the original charger had a lower mA rating than the replacement in your hand--the spotlight will sip an appropriate amount of juice from the charger.

You should be able to use any AC adaptor that puts out a 12 volt DC current and has correct polarity. Based on the estimated size of the battery powering your spotlight, you probably will want a charger that provides at least 1000 mA of power--the charger that came with my ThorX 10 million cp spotlight puts out 1500 mA to charge the two batteries in that light. A lower amperage rating will increase the amount of time it takes to charge your light, but it should still work.
You can find a replacement charger at Radio Shack, which sells chargers that can be fitted with a variety of different tips. However, you might be able to find a cheaper universal charger with a tip that works at a discount store like a Walmart, or you might get lucky at a thrift shop or second-hand store and find a 12v charger that will work with your light. 12 volts is a common output for a lot of different devices, so it shouldn't be hard to track a replacement down. Just make sure you have the adaptor tip polarity correct, or else you could make your battery explode if you try to charge it with reversed poles.

BLACK AND DECKER I THINK BOUGHT OUT VECTOR - BELKIN MAKES UNIVERSAL AC/DC POWER ADAPTERS MODLE F3A114 IS THE ONE I USE - HOPE THIS HELPS! MATTHEW

Radio Shack sells AC/DC replacement power adapters that will work. Also RV places such as Boat and RV found local or online. Google Boat and RV and they have chargers there for about 12.00 - 20.00. Hope this helps! Matthew

The short answer is "The tip should be set to positive (+).

I found an old Vector VEC127Y Spotlight. It appeared to be in perfect condition but the battery was dead and there was no charger. I was able to buy a replacement battery at BatteriesPlus for $21 USD. Here is the link for the battery
REPLACEMENT VECTOR VEC127Y BATTERY
I also purchased a Universal A/C adapter to use as a charger at BatteriesPlus for $17 USD. Their site does not list it yet but here is the manufacturers link. Please note the original battery was rated 6Ah. The replacement is only rated for 5Ah. Which means one less Amp hour (Ah). Which means a shorter run time, after charging, than the original battery had. Otherwise they are equal.
UNIVERSAL AC ADAPTER
I installed the new battery. I set the AC Adapter to 6V and installed the largest of the seven adapter tips that came with the charger, with TIP set to be positive (+). I opened the battery compartment of the spotlight and disconnected both the red (positive +) and black (negative -) battery leads from the battery. I then plugged the adapter tip of the Universal AC Adapter into the spotlight and plugged the AC Adapter plug to a power outlet. With a multimeter I tested the polarity of the spotlight battery leads while charging. I was able to confirm that the Adapter TIP should be set to positive (+). After reconnecting the spotlight battery leads and setting the AC Adapter to charge, I have a perfectly great spotlight in full working order.

BELKIN MAKES A UNIVERSAL AC/DC CHARGER WITH WORKS VERY WELL. MODLE F3A114 - ALSO RADIO SHACK MAKES UNIVERSAL CHARGERS AND THERE REASONABLY PRICED. IT LOOK LIKES BLACK AND DECKER BOUGHT OUT VECTOR, AND IS HANDLING THERE SALES. HOPE THIS HELPS! MATTHEW

6 Volts, here is info from site.
VEC127Y
VECTOR SPORT SPOT 1 MILLION CANDLE POWER CORDLESS-RECHARGEABLE SPOTLIGHT

• HIGH CANDLE POWER QUARTZ HALOGEN BULB DELIVERS A BRIGHT AND TIGHT BEAM
  
• AREA WORKLIGHT IN HANDLE PROVIDES UP TO 15 HOURS OF LIGHT WHEN FULLY CHARGED
  
• PROVIDES CONTINUOUS SPOTLIGHT USE FOR UP TO 25 MINUTES WHEN FULLY CHARGED
  
• HIGH IMPACT, BREAK RESISTANT ABS AND POLYCARBONATE HOUSING
  
• TOUGH, WEATHER RESISTANT AND BUILT FOR RUGGED OUTDOOR USE
  
• REPLACEABLE 6 VOLT, 6 AMP HOUR, NON-SPILLABLE, SEALED BATTERY
  
• LOCKING TRIGGER FOR ON/OFF LIGHT CONTROL
  
• INCLUDES AC AND DC CHARGING ADAPTERS
  
• INCLUDES BUILT IN HANDS FREE WORKSTAND