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Where can I order a duck head?
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Where can I order a duck head? I need to replace the one on my powerbook. Any suggestions?
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i think he's talking about the removable part of the power adaptor.
-r.
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Exactly. The ol' one croaked. Need a replacement.
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If it sounds like a duck.....
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Originally posted by rjenkinson:
i think he's talking about the removable part of the power adaptor.
-r.
I am also looking for that removable AC plug, but the one with round prongs... For the power outlets in continental Europe...
Apple sells World Travel Adapter Kit (six AC plugs with different prongs) for $39... I only need the round one, not all...
Any suggestions?
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The "search" link above would have answered y'all's questions... 
The $40 travel adapter kit or the Powerbook extension cord (something like $25) are the only solutions if you insist on the perfect fit and finish.
Otherwise, just walk into any local hardware store after you get off the plane and get an electric shaver cable for $2.
Slightly less elegant, but *much* better bang for the buck.
-s*
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Join Date: May 2001
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MMMMMMmmmmmm
As lnog as the fsirt & lsat leterts are in pclae you can anrarge any wrod how you lkie & yuor biran can sitll udrensnatd it.
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Originally posted by Crasian:
Exactly. The ol' one croaked. Need a replacement.
Power supply! power brick, whatever.. Its not a duck head, you WEIRDO.
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The worst thing about having a failing memory is..... no, it's gone.
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Moderator  Join Date: Oct 2001
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Originally posted by Grrr:
Power supply! power brick, whatever.. Its not a duck head, you WEIRDO.
No, actually they are called duckheads. That's what the hinged plug design is called. It's available on many small AC adaptors these days, usually for cell phones.
Steve
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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Duckhead, never heard and to be honest its weird calling it a duck head.
The concensus seems to be that its weird to call it a duck head too.
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