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quovadis

macrumors regular
Original poster
Oct 30, 2006
124
0
in PA
When connected via the 3-pin plug, the power adapter runs significantly cooler than when connected with the default 2-pin plug

Comments?:confused:
 

macmama

macrumors regular
Nov 26, 2006
213
0
New Jersey
I've noticed that too.

Does yours spark every time you plug it into the wall with the 3-prong, or is it just the questionable wiring in my house?
 

Nevrsadie

macrumors regular
Oct 31, 2006
216
9
Dark side of the monitor
I've noticed that too.

Does yours spark every time you plug it into the wall with the 3-prong, or is it just the questionable wiring in my house?
I can second that. Just thought it was winter and being dry. To go along with the winter/dry thing, I carry alot of static around with me. I have shocked my MBP several times and been freaked out about it. But everytime it just keeps on working like everything is normal. The power supply/adapter does a very good job of shielding!
 
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