on 12/13/05 4:43 PM, Kurt Cypher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The PRAM battery is not charged by the Mac. It's not even a >> rechargeable battery. What more likely happened is that the network >> time server function was activated, or the correct time was set and >> the iMac was never unplugged from house current. Either one would let >> the iMac keep time even with a bad battery installed. >> You know, it's probably the case because it it's on a Surge Protector with another G3 Bondi. Neither one has been unplugged in a year. As I said, I haven't even opened it up yet. Thanx for the inputs everybody. ED
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