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• #2
If you're prepared to get handy with a screwdriver and a soldering iron, you can replace the cells in the battery. Much cheaperer.
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• #3
is there a how-to anywhere?
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• #4
They have a bad reputation. Mine gone too :-(
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• #5
t'bay, you can get them for about 30 notes
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• #6
i have a spare around somewhere. pm me.
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• #7
Was gonna post this myself, mine went down from 31% to 1% in about 2 mins yesterday... Any cheap fixes appreciated...
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• #8
are the 15" batteries the same size as the 12 " ?
If so i have a spare that lasts for an hour or so. -
• #9
Cheers scrapper, but I believe the 12" ones are different.
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• #10
Yup mine went about 4 months ago, it has just become a very small desktop ever since. I think at the last reckoning I got about 5 mins out of a "full" battery. Go to an apple store and ask just for a laugh.
Also if anyone knows of a cheap interwangle site that sells the buggers would be much obliged.Oh yeah none of them dodgy del-boy russian knockoff type thingies either, I know a chap who got a bunch of them for his canon dslr, two colleges borrowed one and their cameras promptly turned into useless smoking lumps.
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• #11
there is a battery updater as download on apple website, and a proceeder for running down recharging.
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• #12
yeah i did this with a apple power adaptor blew 2 of them
then phoned apple up,they send ups to collect and swap a new
one straight away.Yup mine went about 4 months ago, it has just become a very small desktop ever since. I think at the last reckoning I got about 5 mins out of a "full" battery. Go to an apple store and ask just for a laugh.
Also if anyone knows of a cheap interwangle site that sells the buggers would be much obliged.Oh yeah none of them dodgy del-boy russian knockoff type thingies either, I know a chap who got a bunch of them for his canon dslr, two colleges borrowed one and their cameras promptly turned into useless smoking lumps.
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• #13
You can get a new one on ebay. Or if you're lucky it might be one of the ones that got recalled. There's a page on the apple website where you type in your serial number and it checks for you. That's how i got mine replaced.
The battery on Mrs K's 12" Powerbook has died.
Anyone got a healthy one one they're prepared to part with at modest cost, or any suggestions as to where to source a replacement at sensible money?