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InsightsIE

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Sep 29, 2008
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I'm buying a PowerBook G4 Titanium off of eBay and I have a question about the power supply. I have a iBook G3 Clamshell Powersupply. Will that work with the PowerBook Titanium 400MHz
 

TheShinyMac

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Apr 3, 2009
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that will work double check the watts or voltage and your on youtube right? i think your subscribed to me:eek:
 

gorn

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The important thing is the volts, IIRC powerbooks want 24V but can run on less (I know we gave one 19.5, I think it could charge too). For watts, you just want to make sure your adapter can provide >= the watts the powerbook wants, otherwise it might not be able to charge. You'll have to look up what the powerbook model you are interested in needs for wattage.
 

MacModMachine

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amps and volts are important,

you want to ensure you match or better the amps and volts you do not want to exceed the required voltage or anything 5% or less.

the wattage of the adapter can be calculated by taking the amps and multiplying them by the voltage.

hope this helps.
 

InsightsIE

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The PowerBook G4 Titanium has to be the first generation as it's 400MHz. My Powersupply brick reads: Replacement AC Adapter for Apple Notebook. Model No: M4328. Caution: For use with ICE 950 Products. AC Input:100-240V, 1.0A ADP-36KB, Made in China , 200501012001,

Input: AC 100-240V , 50-60Hz 65-115 VA
Output: 24V 1.875A
 
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