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Sexy, Cool(?) 45W A/C Adapter M4402 . . .
. . . I was cutting up the packing boxes (they reproduce around here like rabbits for some reason :
) and made a belated conquest of the coolest looking and slimmest A/C adapter I've ever seen. Except for the Duo A/C adapter, of course, those little babies ROCK! The only drawback is the two prong Appliance type A/C cord/socket combo, I hate these things on anything but stationary appliances . . .
. . . only problem, these appear to have a rep as being very un-cool . . .
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/503255?start=0&tstart=0
. . . so, of course, there's no info there about the serial number cutoff.
Mine says: 980518913 REV. A
I hope that means the first revision fixed the overheating problem. However I'm guessing it was made 5/18/98. :-/
Clues? :?:
) and made a belated conquest of the coolest looking and slimmest A/C adapter I've ever seen. Except for the Duo A/C adapter, of course, those little babies ROCK! The only drawback is the two prong Appliance type A/C cord/socket combo, I hate these things on anything but stationary appliances . . .. . . only problem, these appear to have a rep as being very un-cool . . .
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/503255?start=0&tstart=0
. . . so, of course, there's no info there about the serial number cutoff.
Mine says: 980518913 REV. A
I hope that means the first revision fixed the overheating problem. However I'm guessing it was made 5/18/98. :-/
Clues? :?:
I have only ever seen those ones with Mainstreet, Lombard and Pismo powerbooks.
I got the M4402 with my PowerBook 2400.
I have one of those, albeit without the plug at the computer end (I stepped on it and it got torn off).
I suppose a new plug could be spliced on, though (like from a cheap generic adapter or a broken yo-yo).
I learned that there was a recall, and I was able to get a free of charge replacement yo-yo type adapter that way.
As I recall, Apple wanted me to return the old one...
...but I never did
c
I suppose a new plug could be spliced on, though (like from a cheap generic adapter or a broken yo-yo).
I learned that there was a recall, and I was able to get a free of charge replacement yo-yo type adapter that way.
As I recall, Apple wanted me to return the old one...
...but I never did
c
I have one of these, I use it with my Lombard.
I remember reading about this on the MacAddict Forums back in the day. The guy who started the thread on it said, "You really do have the power to burn."