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| Power brick for an Asante Mini EN/SC 10T | |
| Posted by: Unknown_K on 2010-08-05 18:52:58 What kind of power brick do I need for this thing? | |
| Posted by: Mac128 on 2010-08-05 22:07:05 Mine plugs into an ADB port. | |
| Posted by: Unknown_K on 2010-08-05 22:12:08 That would be a different unit, maybe for powerbooks. This has a plug for a power brick just not the voltage and amperage numbers. | |
| Posted by: superpantoufle on 2010-08-06 01:43:15 I also have an Asante Micro EN/SC designed for PowerBooks, but my guess is it's the same unit with a different design. Mine takes its power from an ADB port, but can also take 5V DC 250mA - ( + from a standard power brick if needed. You shouldn't be far from truth with a 5V brick! I found that on Google Images:  If it's the same unit than yours, you've got an answer! | |
| Posted by: Unknown_K on 2010-08-06 02:13:36 That one is 12VAC 1.35A from the looks of it. | |
Posted by: Mac128 on 2010-08-06 10:26:11That would be a different unit, maybe for powerbooks. This has a plug for a power brick just not the voltage and amperage numbers.The plug is identical to one used by a power brick and if I understand the history correctly was sold with the power brick and/or optional ADB connector. Check this page, seems to give the specs for all the models: http://www.retrotechnology.com/herbs_stuff/m_net.html | |
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