Is this the correct cord for an Acer Aspire One 10.1" Netbook? The Model No. is PAV70 and the DC Rating is 19V/2.15A(2.15A0.
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My notebook is Acer Aspire 10.1 D255E, I bought the charger model PAV70 and with DC rating 19V/2.15A(2.15A), and it's right for my notebook.
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I've got the PE1VA6 So I don't know the answer. The cord works fine for mine.
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It is unknown, for I have an Acer Aspire 5551-4200. BTW, it's great for me.... and well worth the $16-$18 bucks. Good Luck!
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Mine looks like a generic Asian power adapter 12V 1.5A. There is a part number 4064-705061-011 AD on a tag fitted to the cord. I did a search on amazon.com and got this AC Adapter Power Supply Charger Cord for WD P/N: 4064-705061-011 AD External HDD However the plug at the hard drive end looks too small in diameter, as the one reviewer found out. However this next one looks right it has more than adequate power spec and the dimensions on the plug match those on mine. http://www.ebay.com/itm/12V-AC-DC-Adapter-For-WD-MyBook-WDG1NC5000N-External-HDD-Power-Supply-Cord-PSU-/230850539419?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item35bfc3af9bHowever I don't give any guarantee that I am right. PS the one that Rod sent a pic of is exactly the same as mine. Mine looks like a generic Asian power adapter 12V 1.5A. There is a part number 4064-705061-011 AD on a tag fitted to the cord. I did a search on amazon.com and got this AC Adapter Power Supply Charger Cord for WD P/N: 4064-705061-011 AD External HDD However the plug at the hard drive end looks too small in diameter, as the one reviewer found out. However this next one looks right it has more than adequate power spec and the dimensions on the plug match those on mine.... » Read More Mine looks like a generic Asian power adapter 12V 1.5A. There is a part number 4064-705061-011 AD on a tag fitted to the cord. I did a search on amazon.com and got this AC Adapter Power Supply Charger Cord for WD P/N: 4064-705061-011 AD External HDD However the plug at the hard drive end looks too small in diameter, as the one reviewer found out. However this next one looks right it has more than adequate power spec and the dimensions on the plug match those on mine. http://www.ebay.com/itm/12V-AC-DC-Adapter-For-WD-MyBook-WDG1NC5000N-External-HDD-Power-Supply-Cord-PSU-/230850539419?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item35bfc3af9bHowever I don't give any guarantee that I am right. PS the one that Rod sent a pic of is exactly the same as mine. « Show Less
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i need to know the model you have in order to tell you the correct power supply. if you have acer 100: this is the correct one to buy: Replacement 18W AC adapter for Acer ICONIA TAB A100, Acer ICONIA TAB A100-07u08u, Acer ICONIA TAB A100-07u08w, Acer ICONIA TAB A100-07u16u, 100% Compatible with LC.ADT0A.024. ***COME WITH MICROFIBER ADAPTER POUCH!! "STONE POWER EXCLUSIVE"***by REP
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Most likely...if your charging port is circular like the charger or you could try this Pwr+ 65W Extra Long 14 Ft Charger for Acer-Aspire E1 ES1 Laptop Battery AC Adapter-Power Cord: E1-571, E1-531, E1-572, E1-470P, E1-532P, E1-522, E1-521, E1-472G, E1-431, E1-532, E1-570, E1-731, E1-771, E5-551, ES1-411, ES1-711, ES1-512; E1-572-6870 E1-470P-6659 E1-531-2438
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Hi Actually your laptop need 45W (19V 2.37A) and this charger Output: 19V 3.42A. so the output is more than you need it, its working but not good for your laptop and Hardware..... ,search to charger output 2.37 A Best Regards Eng.Yasser
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Sorry I really don't know. I would think the input and output voltage would be what you compare. Check yours and see the input and output is and then compare to this one. Model:PA1300-04 input:100-1.5A 50160HZ OUTPUT: 19V-1.58A. My Acer died so I no longer have the pc for which I bought this.
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I go by the model numbers on the back of the old power supply, run that number in Google. Power Plug into the Laptop should then match, and then I like to match up the specs that should be close to the model number ... like how many amps and volts and such. Until my new one arrived I was running a Dell adaptor that came up a little short on Amps but worked because I did not have the battery in the laptop and so it ran a little warm, but was OK. Just match up info on back adaptor you are trying to replace and that should match you up fine. Plug should show polarity on the back, like center being (+) or (-) and such, that should all match up with identical model number just fine.
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If it looks like the tabs that lock it in place match and the battery matches in size , i ordered one to replace the original battery on my toshiba satellite a105-s4094 and its been great i get an average of about 3 hours out of it and i only paid 14.99 on amazon. I would make sure that what they send matches the voltage of your current battery, from the research ive done a mismatch could cause problems, from what i learned i dont think the mah has to match cuz it refers to the rate of powerdrain. Also i would say that for under 70$ any that you look at wont be a toshiba brand battery but like i said mine has been just as good as the factory hattery that came with the laptop. I read the description for this one and it did say it was rated for 10.8 v if they send you 11.1 v just return it and tell them the voltage you want. The first seller i went with sent me 11.1 v and i wasnt going to risk damaging my laptop but return process was easy and they refunded me completely plus postage and the 10.8v one arrived quickly.
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I don't have info on the Acer laptop. But searching on the Internet at this URL. Provides some insight.http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/286092-32-acer-aspire-as5560g-7809-support
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Hi Ed, You don't need a special power cord other then your standard laptop charger. (Mine is an HP ProBook 4520s) Just replace your old battery with this one and your good to go. (I love it!) caution: the locks from the battery itself are good, but not that sturdy as the original HP. So handle your laptop with care.
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The hp dv6-2157sb power cord is rated at 90w, output of 19v which is higher than Introcircuit's 65w and 18.5v so you shouldn't have any problem, but I would try to get the a cord with the exact power ratings of the original equipment to be safe. It may cost a little more now but save in expensive equipment replacement later. Good luck.
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It appears to match up with that laptop Sir. if you have a older one/cord\ in the center where the black box is in the center of that cord it should say the end size needed for that laptop it looks like a 1.7 and the wats show you need a 65w so I say it should yes. That type is considered a v6000 series
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I wish I could answer you ..... I bought it for a dell laptop... no tip available... BUT I WAS able to use it for my dust buster...lol... and needed a power supply/charger for it. I wound up buying this one: Pwr+ Ac Adapter for Dell Inspiron 11z 13 13r N3010 14 1440 14 1464 1420 14r N4010 14z 15 1545 1564 1520 1521 1525 1526 15r N5010 15z 17 1750 1764 1720 1721 17r N7010 6000 630m 6400 700m 710m 8500 8600 9300 9400 E1505 E1705 M5010 ; Pa-1900-02d, Pa-10 Family ; 19.5v 4.62a 90w Laptop Power Supply Cord Notebook Battery Charger Netbook Plug: and it works fine. You might try asking the folks at that supply house ..... Difference in price was 25 bucks for the one that worked versus 11 bucks for the one I had to find another use for. Hope this answer is helpful to you. If I had an HP at home I would check for fit for you but I do not.
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I doubt it. My Aspire has completely different E1-########. I had to get a power cord directly from ACER, and that was a pain - have all your ID and Model, etc. numbers ready.
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I have no idea. I bought the same power supply from Staples in the past and it had all the connectors including the one for our Acer laptop. The tip on the one from Staples broke after a few years use and I was purchasing this one on Amazon more or less for a tip that broke. When I received it there was not the tip I needed. I returned it with ease to Amazon. All in all it is a really nice charger if it has the tip you need.
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I ordered one of these for my msi laptop, and got the exact same model I had when I first bought the laptop. It's not the same as in the picture and as long as the P/N on the back of the charger is the same as the one you're trying to replace, everything should be fine. The P/N reffers to: the connector that goes into the laptop, the rated power (output voltage times output current), the rated output voltage, the input voltage and frequency, the wall outlet plug type (varies by country).