> From: Stuart Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> e PSUs > > Hi! > > The story so far: > > Acquired a nice 2300 with 56Mb/1Gb. Duo Dock II (too bulky to keep) but > no PSU. > > Charged the battery in the Dock, and pleased with result - 1hr+ charge. > > Saw several PSUs for Duos on eBay.co.uk, but none suitable for the 2300 > according to the famous > http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=16168 > > Realised that the voltage spec and plug size of my PB1400 PSU matched > that for the Duo 2300. Seems to work fine. But really want the Duo to > have its own PSU. > > So, the question is: is there a list anywhere of PB PSUs that will work > with the Duo 2300, given Apple's delight in changing plug sizes at > random intervals? (I've already seen the 'discussions' on this list > about 190/5300 PSUs in April from the Archive!) > > TIA, > > Stuart > I think you will find any power pack for a DUO, 1400, WallStreet, Lombard, Pismo and ClamShell ibook will work - even the flying saucer model. They all give 24V with the same shielded tip/sleeve plug. Earlier DUO ones may be a little current .limited and not give enough current to both power and charge your 2300 at the same time.
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