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Compact Macintosh Battery Adapter
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The original 128K Macintosh, Macintosh 512K, 512Ke and Macintosh Plus use a rather unusual PRAM (BIOS) battery. It's a 4.5 volt 523 (AKA EN113A or V21PX or TR133A) alkaline battery. It might look like a AA, but it's not.
If you want to replace it with something of the same size and voltage, I have created this little holder for 3 x 1.5 volt LR44 (AKA A76) batteries, which are more readily available than the original batteries.
The holder is in two halves that screw together. The 3 x LR44 batteries are stacked on top of each other in the "negative" end of the holder, with the negative side of the batteries facing down. The negative part of the bottom battery will be exposed through the hole in the bottom of the holder.
The two other things you will need are a 5mm long, M3 screw. In truth it can be longer than 5mm, but should be no shorter (or it may not make contact with the spring). Screw this into the top of the positive end of the holder as far as it will go. You will also need a
If you want to replace it with something of the same size and voltage, I have created this little holder for 3 x 1.5 volt LR44 (AKA A76) batteries, which are more readily available than the original batteries.
The holder is in two halves that screw together. The 3 x LR44 batteries are stacked on top of each other in the "negative" end of the holder, with the negative side of the batteries facing down. The negative part of the bottom battery will be exposed through the hole in the bottom of the holder.
The two other things you will need are a 5mm long, M3 screw. In truth it can be longer than 5mm, but should be no shorter (or it may not make contact with the spring). Screw this into the top of the positive end of the holder as far as it will go. You will also need a
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