On Dec 18, 2005, at 8:04 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
I actually just tried that on my Lombard, and I've been pleasantly
surprised. It's kinda interesting what homebrew remedies that we
Mac users can come up with, given the resources.
Now, if anyone will come up with a cheap way to power my Lombard
without an AC adapter for 3-5 hours and without a new 'battery',
I'd be grateful. :D
<http://users.erols.com/mshaver/bikegen.htm> :-P I'm sure getting the
right DC voltage out of it is a simple matter of engineering...
FWIW, I use "See Clear" eyeglass wipes; I got a box of 100 at Costco
for $7 or so. With a couple of these and a lot of patience I was able
to remove some pretty serious key maks form my wife's iBook screen.
The key is patience, lots of rubbling. very little pressure.
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