When its plugged in, the green light in the upper right hand corner comes on, if that means anything. Is it possible to actually boot the machine with this adaptor, or would it put out too little juice?
Also, would this machine boot with a dead PRAM battery? Maybe that's the problem?
Also, for those who responded about the Vimage Vpower G3 upgrade, how much ram are you running with? Could a ram shortage be causing problems with powering up?
If this neat little machine does decide to work for me, does anyone know where I can find an inexpensive CD module for it? (other than ebay, preferably)
Thanks in advance,
Jason
On Apr 4, 2004, at 8:50 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use a Duo adapter on my 1400c/183; I think the only drawback is that it
charges the 1400's battery a little slower than the OE adapter...
IIRC, the Duo 2300c's OE adapter has a little more juice than the rest of
them for the 210-280c; so that model of AC adapter might be more desirable.
Craig W.
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