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gocke004

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Aug 27, 2018
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Greetings interwebs, I recently acquired a TiBook (1.0 GHz, A1025) and I am pretty excited to get this up and running. I have read a lot about these PBs, but one piece of information I can't seem to find is the battery model number that goes with this specific model. I have seen a range of TiBook batteries on eBay and other markets with model numbers including: M8511, M6091, A1012, M8244, and a few others.

My question is, which of these go with the TiBook A1025, or are all of these compatible? I am guessing they are all compatible, but I wanted to be absolutely certain before purchasing. Probably a simple/dumb question, but I can't seem to find that information anywhere.

Thank you kindly for your help.
 

RogerWilco6502

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Here's what MacTracker reports. Hopefully this helps :)
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Raging Dufus

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Greetings interwebs, I recently acquired a TiBook (1.0 GHz, A1025) and I am pretty excited to get this up and running. I have read a lot about these PBs, but one piece of information I can't seem to find is the battery model number that goes with this specific model. I have seen a range of TiBook batteries on eBay and other markets with model numbers including: M8511, M6091, A1012, M8244, and a few others.

My question is, which of these go with the TiBook A1025, or are all of these compatible? I am guessing they are all compatible, but I wanted to be absolutely certain before purchasing. Probably a simple/dumb question, but I can't seem to find that information anywhere.

Thank you kindly for your help.

Here's the genuine article, from my 1.0 GHz TiBook:

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If you take a close look, you'll see a couple of Apple part numbers: A1012 and 825-5897-A. There probably was also a Mxxxx number, but I don't see that anywhere on my TiBook battery. I'm pretty sure that despite any variation in model numbers of TiBook batteries, they're interchangeable. They all have the same connector, all are 50 watt-hour, and all originally provided up to 5 hours of use. Hope that helps.
 

gocke004

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Aug 27, 2018
13
11
Texas
Here's what MacTracker reports. Hopefully this helps :)
View attachment 910967

Thanks! It looks like that has the M8244 class of battery, which I've seen on eBay for pretty good prices lately. Good to know that one is compatible.
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Here's the genuine article, from my 1.0 GHz TiBook:

View attachment 910982

If you take a close look, you'll see a couple of Apple part numbers: A1012 and 825-5897-A. There probably was also a Mxxxx number, but I don't see that anywhere on my TiBook battery. I'm pretty sure that despite any variation in model numbers of TiBook batteries, they're interchangeable. They all have the same connector, all are 50 watt-hour, and all originally provided up to 5 hours of use. Hope that helps.

Great, thanks! This helps a lot. Based on that A1012 model you have here, and the M8244 model @RogerWilco6502 is indicating above, it would seem that these batteries are, indeed, interchangeable.
 
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