4.5A is the only thing listed for +25VDC, so I'd guess that's the
max. I'm not sure it makes sense for the line to have a minimum
loading as with no ADC display drawing power and no bus-powered
firewire devices connected, there would be no load on this +25VDC in
the later Mac towers.
If it helps you find any info, the model number for my European PSU
is API0PC24 (Apple part number 661-2513). The model used in
Quicksilvers/QS02s in the rest of the world is API1PC12 (Apple part
number 614-0157).
Jason Mayfield-Lewis
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On 29 Dec 2005, at 9:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 12/29/05 08:31:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< By the way, my QS w/original PSU has 4.5A on the +25v line
according
to the sticker on the PSU, if you do need to know. >>
My ATX lists a min and max for each voltage. But I take it that is
not the
case with your power supply? Does it maybe list that as max?
Thanks
Chris P
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