Editing Psion netBook Battery Service (section)

=== Do not use another Psion adapter ===

The Series 7 and netBook are the odd ones out in the whole Psion range, and nothing else comes close to their supply requirement:<ref name="faqpower" />

{| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:60%; text-align:left;"
|+'''Psion mains adapter ratings'''<ref name="faqpower" />
! Machine !! Voltage !! Current
|-
| '''[[Psion Series 7|Series 7]] / [[Psion netBook|netBook]]''' || '''15 V'''<ref name="ds2001" /> || '''1.5 A'''
|-
| [[Psion Series 5|Series 5]] / [[Psion Series 5mx|5mx]] || 6.0 V || 1.0 A
|-
| [[Psion Revo|Revo]] || 6.0 V || 500 mA
|-
| [[Psion Series 3|Series 3]] / [[Psion Series 3a|3a]] / [[Psion Series 3c|3c]] / [[Psion Series 3mx|3mx]] || 9.0 V || 250 mA
|-
| [[Psion Siena|Siena]] || 9.0 V || 250 mA
|}

Psion's own netBook datasheet gives '''15 V, 1.5 A'''<ref name="ds2001" />, and Eric Lindsay records the same; the contemporary Series 7 FAQ says 15.5 V.<ref name="lindsay">Eric Lindsay, [http://psiphi.server101.com/epoc/psion7.htm "Psion 7 and NetBook Portable Computers"], mirrored at ericlindsay.com. Gives the adapter as 15 V 1.5 A, against the Series 7 FAQ's 15.5 V; also the source for the pack-repacking suggestion quoted below.</ref> The two disagree; both are enthusiast records rather than a Psion data sheet, and no manufacturer specification has survived to settle it.