While we are on the subject, does anyone know the trick in getting a
Powerbook 5300 to use a li-ion battery from a Powerbook 3400c?
I had heard that a 5300 could use a 3400's battery (and I think I myself used
to do it). I know I would not be able to recharge the 3400 battery with the
5300c,
Hi To All, Does anyone know where I can get a 4 Meg memory module for my
Power Book 145B? It seems to have an empty socket on the daughter board.
I think that is where the module goes.
Dave
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Hi To All, Does anyone know where I can get a 4 Meg memory module for my
Power Book 145B? It seems to have an empty socket on the daughter board.
I think that is where the module goes.
If no one locally can help you, I have some, but I'm based in UK.
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Best wishes
Malcolm Cornelius - The
My 5300c will not see the 3400c battery at all. I know it is charged and a
good battery, as I used+charged it with my Kanga.
The 5300 won't recognize the battery correctly, since it's not
really supposed to. However, you can still use the battery, IIRC.
Just put in the Li-Ion battery, pull
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While we are on the subject, does anyone know the trick in getting a
Powerbook 5300 to use a li-ion battery
While we are on the subject, does anyone know the trick in getting a
Powerbook 5300 to use a li-ion battery from a Powerbook 3400c?
I've never had any problem doing this; all I do is plug in the 3400c battery
and run the PowerBook off it. The 5300c will supposedly (I've never tested
it) still
