PB 165c

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3 total messages Started by Nigel Andrews Thu, 12 Aug 1999 00:00

#191

Author: Nigel Andrews
Date: Thu, 12 Aug 1999 00:00

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I have an old PB 165c which doesn't want to start up.

Is there an old internal battery (not the next to useless batteries that power
it when not on mains electricity) that's probably had it?

Any help gratefully appreciated as I only use it occasionaly for writing and
planning when away from my office.

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bye for now,

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Nigel Andrews,
Photojournalist.

nigel@actvis.demon.co.uk

Re: PB 165c

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Author: Paul Womar
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 1999 00:00

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Nigel Andrews <nigel@actvis.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> I have an old PB 165c which doesn't want to start up.
> 
> Is there an old internal battery (not the next to useless batteries that power
> it when not on mains electricity) that's probably had it?

I think most powerbooks had rechargable internal batteries which I'd
have thought would last a very long time, if you find out if this is the
problem I have one from a 280c which may still work which you are
welcome to.
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Re: PB 165c

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Author: Nigel Andrews
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 1999 00:00

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In article <1dwfsve.1k32dgq12ps1qpN@pwomar.demon.co.uk>, 
{$PW$}@pwomar.demon.co.uk (Paul Womar) wrote:
> I think most powerbooks had rechargable internal batteries which I'd
>> have thought would last a very long time, if you find out if this is the
>> problem I have one from a 280c which may still work which you are
>> welcome to.

Thanks for the message I'll get back to you if I need it.
--
bye for now,

Go fast! Take risks! You'll see more of life!

Nigel Andrews,
Photojournalist.

nigel@actvis.demon.co.uk

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