Ed,
Others on this list have strongly cautioned that an incorrect adaptor
will easily fry your Newt. I'm sure others more in the know on this
issue will chime in on the settings for an adaptor to work correctly.
Its best to get an Apple adaptor for this purpose. They should be
available from resellers such as GEM or eBay.
>
>just out of curiosity, if you use a non apple DC adapter to power a
>newton, how easy i it to destroy your newton?
>i might be getting a new battery of ebay but no charger and, while im
>doing fine with my battery cage, it would be nice for it to be more
>than just a paperweight. the problem is, newton stuff is exceedingly
>rare in Northern ireland, so ill have to go wiht a third party one
>(alough my work experience at the new mac shop next week will give me a
>chance to do some recon on getting parts from apple).
>eg, what if all the numbers are right, but have the wrong tip polarity?
>do you have a fraction of a second before the newt flambees itself, or
>would it take a prolonged go to damage it?
>edward mccaughan
>
>
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