RadioShack has lots of power supplies, get one with those power  
ratings and it should work. If the end fits in the serial port, (I  
think that's what you're describing... right?) it probably will work.  
Google the manufacturer/model and see what comes up.


        -Elliott Price
Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
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On Nov 9, 2009, at 12:41 PM, Istarian wrote:

>
> So, I picked up an old modem for seventy-five cents with what appears
> to be a mac cable. It's a DB-25 to 8pin mini-din cable. The modem is a
> Practical Peripherals MC144MT II (14.4kbps). Can this be used with all
> serial port macs (I have an LCII and a Performa 6100/66)? And does
> anyone know where I can get an inexpensive 9v AC 1A wall plug power
> supply so I can see if it turns on?
> >


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