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Our solution to the iPod power conundrum!
We have the right cable
to allow your original or new iPod to connect to a Windows
notebook computer and get power at the same time! The 4 pin FireWire
receptacle on most Windows notebooks does not transmit power. If you use
your iPod with one it will drain the batteries and not let you recharge.
With this
cable you can get both data and power
connection to your iPod.
The new iPod ships
with a FireWire 6 to 4 pin adaptor which lets you connect it to Windows
notebooks. The problem for the iPod is that it can’t get power with that
way. This is shown in the following photos:
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No power to the new iPod |
No power to the original
iPod! |
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Our
cable comes with a standard DC jack which can
add power to your cable. Use it indoors or on the go. With our
cable you can get power for you
iPod from many sources, including cars, airplanes and AC wall adaptors.
You’ll get power and be able to connect to your notebook at the same time!
The photo bellow shows our
cable at work. In this setup
the new iPod is being powered by its' AC adaptor. With the
addition of the
6 pin to DC plug cable, (sold separately),
our cable allows you to deliver power to the iPod while it is connected to
a Windows notebook computer.
The new iPod connected and
fully powered!
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Although there are many
ways you can get power for the cable, the most convenient way is using the
AC adapter included in the iPod package and a
6pin to power plug cable to plug into the cable to provide
power to your iPod.
The following are some examples of other power sources you can plug
into the cable: NOTE: we do not sell the power adapters below, they are
only examples.
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DC (Wall) Adapter
12V DC - 1 amp |
Note: Check your device's power
requirements before connecting power to it. The iPod needs 12 V DC.
The wall outlet adapter has a 12V at 1 amp.
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