At 07:07 PM -0700 10/25/2005, Barry Muller wrote:
Last night, after plugging my Pismo back in I noticed
a quiet "ticking" or "buzzing" sound coming from my
power supply. This is a newer power supply that was
sent to me to replace the original p\s from my
Wallstreet.
I neve
Last night, after plugging my Pismo back in I noticed
a quiet "ticking" or "buzzing" sound coming from my
power supply. This is a newer power supply that was
sent to me to replace the original p\s from my
Wallstreet.
I never noticed this sound before (or just wasn't
payi
I'm contemplating doing something about the blown L2 cache on my Lombard
400. I might go for the G4 upgrade and Panther but there are a few
mechanical concerns I'd like to resolve before I put any more money into
this machine.
>The screen has about 15 mm free play when it's in the up position.
now) ;)
Is there a different power supply I can use with my iBook? The "flying
saucer" style works and is kinda cute, but a bit of a pain to travel
with.
Is there a more conventional "brick" style I can use with Irving?
Thanks,
Amanda
"Gotta go... the flames just reached
Is there a different power supply I can use with my iBook? The "flying
saucer" style works and is kinda cute, but a bit of a pain to travel with.
Is there a more conventional "brick" style I can use with Irving?
As in Berlin?
From Apple, there are UFO's and the white cube
One more question... (for now) ;)
Is there a different power supply I can use with my iBook? The "flying
saucer" style works and is kinda cute, but a bit of a pain to travel with.
Is there a more conventional "brick" style I can use with Irving?
Thanks,
Amanda
"Go
I bought a G4 iBook recently and while charging it the other day the power
supply became too hot to touch. It was connected to the poer cord not directly
to the outlet, is there any talk of defective power supplies, is there any way
of testing?
Arne
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G-Books is sponsored by <h
> There could be a short, probably caused by kink, in the line. The sudden
> loss of power MAY not be sudden because you do not notice the monitor in the
> upper right hand corner has switched from electrical supply to battery.
It was sudden though - I had a full battery in the laptop, which I
con
There could be a short, probably caused by kink, in the line. The sudden
loss of power MAY not be sudden because you do not notice the monitor in the
upper right hand corner has switched from electrical supply to battery.
If that is not the culprit, take your Power Book to your local Apple
authori
On 4/21/05, Michael Levin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would bet the power pack (the line that runs from the Power Book to the
> electrical plug) is failing. I had the same occurrence and followed the same
> advice as below.
Does that include the sudden turning off ? That's what was bothering
me
system, the Cube notwithstanding. Laptops? They're
dogs.
On 4/21/05 05:52 AM, "Peter Saint James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 19 Apr2005, at 9:24 AM, Mark Round wrote:
>
>> At intervals, the power supply turns itself off. The green/amber light
>> at the t
On 19 Apr2005, at 9:24 AM, Mark Round wrote:
At intervals, the power supply turns itself off. The green/amber light
at the tip of the plug goes out, and the laptop switches to battery
power. Unplugging the power supply, waiting 30 seconds and then
plugging it back in seems to solve the problem
vailable
information that may be relevant. I'm somewhat new to Macs, having
come from a Unix background (primarily Solaris).
To cut a long story short, I've been having trouble with the power
supply that came with the powerbook. The first one I had blew up with
an audible "pop&quo
My son broke the connector to his charger where it plugs into the PowerBook.
I found a replacement plug at Radio Shack (3/32 stereo plug). What I need to
know is the polarity of the 3 segments of the tip so I can solder it onto
the wire. I don't care about the status lights I just want to be able t
seller get me a new one,
but I wanted this first mac really bad, and it was a steal.
but now not being able to use it is really eating me up.
does anyone have any suggestions about a replacement power supply?
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mac really bad, and it was a
steal.
but now not being able to use it is really eating me up.
does anyone have any suggestions about a replacement power supply?
thanks in advance
R. Boyer
McNewbie
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Small Dog Electronics
ven electrical tape would help. I normally would
> have made the seller get me a new one, but I wanted this first mac really bad,
> and it was a steal.
> but now not being able to use it is really eating me up.
> does anyone have any suggestions about a replacement power supply?
Go to C
ally be plugged in somewhere else. In a pinch when I leave my power supply at
work and need volts I use a miniature stereo phone plug (1.5 mm? - it is smaller than
the audio phone plug on the computer) and a lab power supply. The power is 24 volts at
1.875 amps. The supply should be current limited b
20030530
RE; though my question is for a Titanium PB 800, is the power supply
transformer as comes from the factory 14volt, 65watts ??I remeber
seeing this somewhere, but now I cannot remember where, to verify
this correct , Or the specs of someother PB ???, thankyou in
advance it sucks
RE; though my question is for a Titanium PB 800, is the power supply
transformer as comes from the factory 14volt, 65watts ??I remeber
seeing this somewhere, but now I cannot remember where, to verify this
correct , Or the specs of someother PB ???, thankyou in advance it
sucks getting
:
Smartdisk.com has refurbed ones in stock fairly cheap.
g
If that's the same one as the Pismo (PB FireWire), they are hard to
find right now. I needed one because my (2nd) power supply had died
recently (the one I got after the original Yo-Yo adapter died). Both
(IIRC) lasted about a
Smartdisk.com has refurbed ones in stock fairly cheap.
g
If that's the same one as the Pismo (PB FireWire), they are hard to find
right now. I needed one because my (2nd) power supply had died recently
(the one I got after the original Yo-Yo adapter died). Both (IIRC) lasted
about a yea
On 05/28/2003, Jack Countryman wrote:
>and could not read any current. So...the power supply may be dead. (This
>is one of the replacement 'flying saucer' types that Apple sent out two
>years ago to replace the small rectangular one.)
>
>We don't have any of thos
On 5/28/03 5:01 PM, "Jack Countryman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I passed the Wallstreet PowerBook G3 series 233 . . .
> along to a co-worker. . . Today it would not start...even plugged
> in. Someone where she was apparently put a meter on the power
supply outpu
e her a message yesterday about
> battery being low...then shut down. Today it would not start...even plugged
> in. Someone where she was apparently put a meter on the power supply output
> and could not read any current. So...the power supply may be dead. (This
> is one of the replace
plugged
in. Someone where she was apparently put a meter on the power supply output
and could not read any current. So...the power supply may be dead. (This
is one of the replacement 'flying saucer' types that Apple sent out two
years ago to replace the small rectangular one.)
We don&
On Friday, Sep 6, 2002, at 12:50 US/Eastern, George Gunderson wrote:
>
> Hopefully its going to end today with the arrival of the FedEx truck!
>
I just discovered the BTI adapter on the front porch. Works fine. Not
as nice as a Madsonline, but at least this one came complete and in a
box!
On Friday, Sep 6, 2002, at 12:02 US/Eastern, Remy Davison wrote:
>> Here, here! I have two yo-yo kills to my credit and am refusing to
>> add
>> a third to my credit. A BTI adapter should be delivered to me today
>> :-)
> Ditto. I buy up 1400/3400/Duo adapters, and the old black (recall) G3
On Friday, Sep 6, 2002, at 11:44 US/Eastern, Ryan Coleman wrote:
>> On Friday, Sep 6, 2002, at 02:24 US/Eastern, Ryan Coleman wrote:
>>>
>>> I would buy a G3 Series adapter (generally $20-30 less than the
>>> Pismo
>>> UFO adapter) because they are rated the exact same.
>>>
>> Here, here! I
>Here, here! I have two yo-yo kills to my credit and am refusing to add
>a third to my credit. A BTI adapter should be delivered to me today :-)
Ditto. I buy up 1400/3400/Duo adapters, and the old black (recall) G3
adapters. They work fine. My free brand new Apple replacement yoyo died
inside
>On Friday, Sep 6, 2002, at 02:24 US/Eastern, Ryan Coleman wrote:
>>
>> I would buy a G3 Series adapter (generally $20-30 less than the Pismo
>> UFO adapter) because they are rated the exact same.
>>
>Here, here! I have two yo-yo kills to my credit and am refusing to add
>a third to my credit.
On Friday, Sep 6, 2002, at 02:24 US/Eastern, Ryan Coleman wrote:
>
> I would buy a G3 Series adapter (generally $20-30 less than the Pismo
> UFO adapter) because they are rated the exact same.
>
Here, here! I have two yo-yo kills to my credit and am refusing to add
a third to my credit. A BTI
>on 9/5/02 9:43 PM, Dwight Hines at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> hey, if this is true, then anyone who needs a backup power supply can use a
>> PB 1400 powersupply.
>
>I don't have it with me, but I think the PB 1400 ps has fewer watts than the
>Pismo's. I
on 9/5/02 9:43 PM, Dwight Hines at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hey, if this is true, then anyone who needs a backup power supply can use a
> PB 1400 powersupply.
I don't have it with me, but I think the PB 1400 ps has fewer watts than the
Pismo's. I would guess that that would
hey, if this is true, then anyone who needs a backup power supply can use a
PB 1400 powersupply.
Right?
d
>
>> Yep, I agree, the power adapter is flimsy and the wire breaks and
>> deteriorates easily. I'm on my second power adapter so far. It's not the
>> adapte
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