WTB: Apple Power Bricks

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harlansmart

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#271857 29-May-2020 16:32

Hey GZ,

After Apple Power Bricks for some Cinema Displays I want to use...

65w and 90w are same size, 150w brick is bigger.

20" 65w A1096

23" 90w A1097

30" 150w A1098

Other Apples probably use the same power bricks, seem to recall a Mac Mini Core 2 Duo maybe using a brick with the same little power plug, it was 110w and would have been perfect for these displays.

They look like this (internet pix used w/out permission):

Cheers very much

1024kb

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#2494479 29-May-2020 16:39

Have you tried MOTAT? Think I saw some there about 10 years ago.

Megabyte - so geek it megahertz

wellygary

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#2494493 29-May-2020 17:14

This indicates that they are plain 24V DC bricks,

harlansmart

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#2494709 29-May-2020 23:03

1024kb: Have you tried MOTAT? Think I saw some there about 10 years ago.

Will check on this w/Jesus, after I've finished with what I was telling you comes next, assault of back wall over UDAI issues.

harlansmart

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#2494713 29-May-2020 23:07

Cheers wellygary... proprietary port, powering screens from brick, simplicity issue ?

(No expert, just need some Apple Power Bricks to run some screens that have had their bricks misplaced, duh)

wellygary:

This indicates that they are plain 24V DC bricks,