You've probably already researched and sourced batteries for
your laptop. You may also be able to get an operator's manual.
If the original charger/adapter was labeled as 10V, you should
probably not use anything >12. It suggests that only NiMH
or NiCd batteries were anticipated.
Magitronic may be a rebranded device from a more recognizable
mfr - something that may vary from model to model. This won't
make parts or info any easier to obtain, as such mfrs are not
interested in 20+ year old product.
The adapter looks like it may be aimed at different hardware,
so check polarity. A diode test on the input pins would be
informative, if you haven't cracked open the case to find
out.
When was the last time this thing was powered up?
Any other reason than 'I would like to get going', to work
on this thing?
Even working units that gave faithful service at the time
are of questionable value, now. I maintain a W98 Compaq/HP
laptop for the benefit of older test equipment. All would
be considered as landfill by serious pointy heads in the
industry.
RL