[ltp] Power supply question

[dirk husemann]

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Martin Aumueller wrote:
> Very probably not: I think older thinkpads used 18 Volts, whereas the n=
ewer=20
> models (such as my X60s) us 20 V.
>  =20
and in that case the plugs don't even fit.

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