Don't use any after market Apple Power supplies. They are horribly made linear
supplies, which might be quiet, but they are badly designed, single rectifier,
bad circuit board layout. There is a not really confirmed rumor that a person
in China was electrocuted by one of the knock-offs.
The Apple unit is a well designed switcher, which as far as I know, is quiet,
and will charge iPhones and iPads at a high rate quickly and safely.
Note that Apple has a trade in program for people who bought the counterfeit
supplies, trade it in, and Apple will sell you a real one for 10 dollars. Which
isn't too bad, considering, they are replacing something that the maker of the
counterfeit P.S. won't.
But back to the real Apple supply, with it being quiet, there probably isn't
much need to replace it. If you really don't want it, charge the iPad off a USB
- although it will be slower.
- 73 Mike N3LI -
On Aug 15, 2013, at 5:18 PM, qrv@kd4e.com wrote:
> There's an aftermarket one of those white things that is a RFI-monster!
>
> It has since died but I cleaned it up by plugging it into a well-filtered
> power strip.
>
> I don't do Apple stuff, other then the two teens have iPods, so
> can't help with alternatives.
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