-Original Message-
Does anyone know if the PRAM battery for a PBG3 can be rebuilt? John
Brownsberger
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Sure. All PB batteries I've seen are just watch cells wired in series or
parellel. Anyone with a battery welding tool (since they don't take solder
well :) )
Thanks, looks like I'll be doing just that for my 1400 start up problem.
Dan
On Monday, February 17, 2003, at 11:54 AM, Matthew Reidsrow wrote:
-Original Message-
Does anyone know if the PRAM battery for a PBG3 can be rebuilt? John
Brownsberger
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Sure.
At 09:40 AM 2/15/2003 -0800, you wrote:
The instruction book for my Radio Shack NiCad Battery Charger has a good
explanation as to why you don't try to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.
Caution attempting to recharge non- nicad batteries may result in explosion,
fire or other damage to
Does this apply to all PowerBooks, or just some of the newer ones? The reason
I ask is that I thought the PRAM battery in my PowerBook 170 was a lithium
cell. So I thought it would be interesting to know if it was rechargeable.
Rob
Any time a PB is being run
from its main battery or
At 2:24 PM -0500 2/15/03, Robert Patterson wrote:
Does this apply to all PowerBooks, or just some of the newer ones? The reason
I ask is that I thought the PRAM battery in my PowerBook 170 was a lithium
cell. So I thought it would be interesting to know if it was rechargeable.
David Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any time a PB is being run
from its main battery or the AC power supply, a trickle charge is being
applied to the PRAM battery as well.
Then [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert Patterson) wrote:
Does this apply to all PowerBooks, or just some of the newer ones? The
On 2/14/03 3:18 PM PowerBooks Matthew Reidsrow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
-Original Message-
Does anyone know if the PRAM battery for a PBG3 can be rebuilt? John
Brownsberger
--
Sure. All PB batteries I've seen are just watch cells wired in series or
parellel.
