No, no problem. Current and power, when indicated on the adapter
itself, are to be treated as "maximum" ratings (there's normally a bit
of wiggle room, though). So, the *actual* current and *actual* power
output will be determined by the load.
Cheers,
Ben
On 21 Jan 2005, at 01:36, Tim Hodgson wrote:
OK, many thanks. That leads to one last question! The Apple adaptor
says
its output is 1.875A; the new adaptor says "3.61-2.70A (TYP. 2.7A)".
Any
problem there?
TimH
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