Thanks for the responses, all!
On Jun 19, 2018, at 4:02 AM, John Ruschmeyer
mailto:jrusc...@gmail.com>> wrote:
The first two generations of iPod were Firewire only (both charge and sync).
The 3rd generation iPod added the ability to sync over USB, but still needed FW
to charge. This was the fir
The first two generations of iPod were Firewire only (both charge and sync).
The 3rd generation iPod added the ability to sync over USB, but still
needed FW to charge. This was the first version of the iPod to sport the
30-pin connector.
The 4th and 5th along with the iPod Mini could charge and syn
The original iPod had FW at the power block and FW on the top of the unit. The
iPod mini had FW at the power block and 30 pin at the base of the unit. It will
charge the next generation slim small iPod and should charge others with the 30
pin connector. My iPad 3 says "This accessory may not be
Hit a yard sale yesterday, and saw what I thought was a charger for an iPad, in
a box with a whole bunch of random hardware (of the nuts and bolts and odd
mechanical bits type) was told “$10 but you have to take that whole box”
So I brought the box home, found a couple of tools, a variety of use
