>Tom P on 5/31/01 5:10 PM wrote:
>
>
> > One wonders what would happen if you disconnected the Dock power
>> supply and used a larger supply to power the dock and Duo ?
>> Unforunately the plug isnt like other macs so it would require some
>> tinkering, BUT if the common wisdom is that the wimpy dock PS cant
>> give enough juice, then it might be worth a try.
>>
>I've had the same results when running a Duo in a full size Dock. If you
>start it without the battery it works fine. However the moment you insert
>the battery, the Duo goes dead.
>
>It suspect it's still because of the Power Manager redirecting juice to the
>battery and not enough to the Duo itself. I would say it has nothing to do
>with the power supply.
I am guessing that a full 200 W power supply that was reworked to fit
the dock might prevent the Duo from crashing during recondition or
battery insert. I am hoping the power manager would be able to
detect the more powerful source and allow more juice in. Of course,
your dock might explode with the force of a thousand suns, but who
cares ?
Just a guess, but it doesnt take much to get me to try it. : )
>-makmac
Mad Dog
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