Re: [Thinkpad] Power outlet

I am using my three wire power cord on an Apple IBook's "hockey puck"
power supply. I found a replacement power cord at CompUSA and it was at
about $19.95. Anyone know of a lower cost replacement or where I can
find an original Apple power cord as it is connected with a 90 degree
connector at the "hockey puck" end of the cord (the cloverleaf end).
They are also used on grounded appliances.

James McKenzie

Matt wrote:

>Most newer bricks use the two wire cords.
>If you have an older three wire cord with the "Mickey Mouse Ears" look,
>Radio Shack sells those under the "Compaq laptop replacement cord" label.
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>>----- Original Message -----
>>From: "Adam" <adam_src@fastmail.fm>
>>To: <thinkpad@stderr.org>
>>Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 2:59 PM
>>Subject: Re: [Thinkpad] Power outlet
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>>>That was a neat summary. Thanks guys!
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>>>Also, suppose you were to just take half the adaptor cord with you. My
>>>IBM adaptor has one thin cord that plugs in the laptop, and connects
>>>to the rectangular adaptor 'brick'. And another power cord that
>>>extends from the other end of the adaptor and goes off to plug into an
>>>outlet. This later cord, are they easy to find?
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>>>--
>>>Best regards,
>>> Adam
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Received on Tue Jun 1 17:59:04 2004