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Replacement P/S 2.64 amp (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Check out this power supply....Apparently is the same as a Gateway GCT, which works on an I-O. Also check out this guy's other auctions....he has a ton of laptop stuff, not really cheap, but a whole lot of useful things. I saw a Toshiba 1402 cdrom for sale, which works with an I-O. http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1264133077 08-13-2001 17:32:44

RE:Replacement P/S 2.64 amp (modified 0 times) old_dog Profile Ckbone, do you suppose this (50W) power supply is enough power for the IO and the TurboChips we have installed? I think I remember seeing a thread that claimed the Turbochip required 24W. It would be great to cut the cord to the external power supply. Thanks for the heads up! 08-14-2001 05:58:12

RE:Replacement P/S 2.64 amp (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Don't think so....The turbochip requires a 12v and a 5v supply....If you could get the correct voltage, I don't think there would be enough amps. 08-14-2001 08:24:14

RE:Replacement P/S 2.64 amp (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile FWIW....That auction is over, but this guy still has a lot of these for sale.....he sells them outright for $25. 08-14-2001 17:37:58

RE:Replacement P/S 2.64 amp (modified 0 times) ggoodale Profile Well, $29 if you want the AC cord (the part that goes from the brick to the wall)... G 08-16-2001 11:23:32

RE:Replacement P/S 2.64 amp (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile I got the two I ordered today. They work perfectly....the little right-angle plug is an exact fit. The cord that runs from the unit to the wall is a standard part, used by many electronic devices. Radio Shack also has them about $2. I think this would be a cheap upgrade for anyone trying to power extra fans, cdrom, etc, off the I-Opener's standard power supply. This guy in the original E-Bay link has been auctioning them off in small batches.....keep looking and you might find them for less than the $20 I paid. 08-17-2001 16:40:32

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