As far as I know, both adapters are 24V, 45W types, which means they're
interchangeable. Check the specifications printed on each of them just
to be sure. Earlier yo-yo adapters used a different-sized plug, but I
think the dual-USB iBooks use the current connector.
Cheers,
Ben
On 15 Feb 2005, at 13:43, bobgir2004 wrote:
I know I can research the answer on this, but I betcha one of you
knows
the answer right of the top of your head.
The wife got a new iBook, G4, 14' screen in late 2004.
My Dual-USB, G3, 12" iBook was purchased in early 2003.
I'm guessing that when we travel and take the smaller, lighter G3,
that
we won't be able to charge its battery with the smaller, lighter
battery
charger unit that came with the G4. Gotta drag that big, bulky yo-yo
and
it's stiff cord, instead?
Right? Wrong?
TIA,
bob
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