> As far as I recall, it's not safe to use a piece of electronics
> without a proper ground - even laptops. Perhaps someone on the list knows
> more about this and could elaborate on this for me.
It could be double insulated, like many powertools. My house was built in 1922,
rewired in the 1950s
On Saturday, July 7, 2001, at 01:13 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
> At 10:08 AM -0400 7/7/01, Brian McLeod wrote:
>> on 7/7/01 12:48 AM, Charlie Meyerson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>>> What a great and useful list this is. Who knows how and when I would
>>> have heard otherwise about this recall
Norm
>I have just purchased a used Powerbook G3 266 (Wall Street) and am
>having problems maintaining a "remote access" connection. So far, I
>haven't been able to determine what modem is installed. Apple system
>profiler does not seem to provide any modem related information. Can
>anyone provid
My serial number is on a label which is applied over the spot where the
original number would have been. it looks to me like the original number
had rubbed off (common problem on these machines).
todd heim
www.heim913.net
On Saturday, July 7, 2001, at 03:42 PM, Jim wrote:
> Geoffrey & Todd,
>
At 10:08 AM -0400 7/7/01, Brian McLeod wrote:
>on 7/7/01 12:48 AM, Charlie Meyerson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> What a great and useful list this is. Who knows how and when I would
>> have heard otherwise about this recall -- for which my G3 Series
>> Wallstreet does qualify.
>>
>> Thanks
You know Peter, we were all young, ONCE ;)
Youth isn't a crime, and knowledge is gained from every experience.
Unfortunately, some people, when they feel challenged by someone else's
knowledge, tend to blame them for causing the vary problem that they
have resolved. Don't take it personally.
I
Geoffrey & Todd,
You can use the Apple System Profiler unde OS 9.x (and maybe earlier
OS's too). It will tell you the serial number of your Powerbook, in
the "System Profile" page, under "Product information". Comparing
the label on the bottom of my powerbook with what it reports, I see a
s
I have just purchased a used Powerbook G3 266 (Wall Street) and am
having problems maintaining a "remote access" connection. So far, I
haven't been able to determine what modem is installed. Apple system
profiler does not seem to provide any modem related information. Can
anyone provide assistan
I do have the adaptor "M4402" and it does get very hot to the touch,
something that has concerned me before this recall.
The serial number on these powerbooks is on the bottom on a white label
right?
well anyways, it appears that mine was rubbed off, and a new one put on
(I bought the powerbo
Very good point, which I didn't see late last night! Could it be a problem
with 9.1 and would 9.0.4 solve it, since that is what I am using and having
no problems. I use the adapter at least twice a day, since it is three times
faster than my USB reader and it has never failed to see the card.
I
On 7/6/01 at 11:19 PM -0500, Thomas Ethen wrote:
> Cathy,
> My Pismo sees my PC card adapter as soon as I insert (has to be pressed in
> hard) it with the CF card without having to restart. The adapter is hard to
> insert all the way, which puts the cheap little eject button at risk when
> you e
on 7/7/01 12:48 AM, Charlie Meyerson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What a great and useful list this is. Who knows how and when I would
> have heard otherwise about this recall -- for which my G3 Series
> Wallstreet does qualify.
>
> Thanks to RyanLee for posting this.
>
>> http://www.safetyale
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Well, I have checked and I "appear" to be a candidate for a
replacement but the rub is that I purchased my Wasllstreet used and
all the numbers on the label on the bottom of the case have rubbed
off. Surely, it must be available elesewhere ... .
Geoff Parker
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