My Reply follows quote. On 29/11/2008 15:45 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >On 29-11-2008 23:07, Kris Tilford, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote: > >> On Nov 29, 2008, at 3:55 PM, jonas ulrich wrote: >> >>> Thanks but i think i solved it. According to apple the pram will >>> only hold a 3-5 hour charge without being plugged in and without a >>> main battery present. >> >> Does this mean you drained your new PRAM battery dead in 3-5 hours >> since you didn't have a good main battery? If so, I see why the next >> generation did away with the PRAM battery completely and just used the >> main battery for PRAM. > >Well Kris, read my answers to Jonas, will say enough. >And an easy list about Apple Notebooks (IIRC, being 65): >No PRAM battery: > All iBooks > All Intels > The PowerBooks up to and including the 1400's > The PowerBooks G4 from January 2005 >With PRAM battery: > All PowerBooks G3 > The PowerBooks 2400c, 3400c and 5300 Series > The PowerBooks G4 up to and including the Q41A (17" 1.5GHz) > >Jo Hissel ------------ Hmm. I don't believe this isall correct. When I took apart my Wallstreet (G3 series) it has a PRAM battery under the palm rest area. Looks sort of like large "button" cells in a shrink wrap.
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