In a message dated 8/1/02 1:40:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My second question (to Ed or whomever might know): if the voltage of
new-old-stock PRAM batteries reads the full 6V, how can I test to ensure
that's not a false idea of a battery's condition? I've got a bag of PB500
PRAM
There is a guy who keeps auctions on Ebay for these. They usually go for about $24 for
a kit which I think comes with the battery, instructions (which you will need if you
have never done this before) and the necessary torx wrench. I also had an email from
another person who sells this
Nope. It's a pair of lithium cells about the size of a US quarter
connected together with three leads. It is *not* the large square
alkaline used in the desktop machines.
Jim.
Mike Amato wrote:
The pram battery for the 500 series is a 4.5 volt battery. Same used in
Performa, LC, and
Made a boo-boo. I neglected the PB in fron.
Below is for desktops. Sorry, Mike A
The pram battery for the 500 series is a 4.5 volt battery. Same used in
Performa, LC, and Mac/Powermac models 630 - 6400. Apple part #922-0570.
I bought mine at Radio Shack at a very competitive price.
Mike
vs the $5.95. Then my cost for the battery drops to
around $15.
Unfortunately, however, I will not ship into Canada.
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From: jwilliams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: PB 540 PRAM Batteries
it so.
Ed in NJ.
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From: jwilliams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: PB 540 PRAM Batteries
There is a guy who keeps auctions on Ebay for these. They usually go for
about $24 for a kit which I think comes
