Re: Any hope for PB 1xx batteries?

[Clark Martin]

At 10:45 PM -0500 7/12/01, Flint Million (PB List) wrote:
>I have a stack of dead PB 1xx batteries - NiCd type. They show the typical
>signs of use (they only run the system for about 10 minutes.) Is there
>anything that can be done that might get these batteries to at least hold
>some charge (say 45 mins or so) or are they just scrap?

About the only thing you can try is to deep dischargethem.  Do this 
by connecting a load to the battery terminals.  The load should be 10 
ohms or more.  Leave it with the load connected overnight and then 
recharge it.  If it still doesn't hold a charge it's pretty much 
dead.  At this point the only thing you  can do is to open the 
battery up, remove the dead cells and swap in good cells from other 
batteries.
-- 
Clark Martin
Macintosh Consultant
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Any hope for PB 1xx batteries?

[Flint Million (PB List)]

I have a stack of dead PB 1xx batteries - NiCd type. They show the typical
signs of use (they only run the system for about 10 minutes.) Is there
anything that can be done that might get these batteries to at least hold
some charge (say 45 mins or so) or are they just scrap?

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Re: PowerBook 140-180c batteries

[Leeb]

Hi there,

I have bought two batteries for my 190 PowerBook on eBay for $5 each, at
different times. Now I don't know the difference between the ones you have
and the ones I bought (new "old" pb user), but just thought I'd let you
know.

Cheers,
Leeb
*23*
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   You cheat yourself out of too much life. Aim above morality."

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>From: Ray Wysocki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (PowerBooks)
>Subject: PowerBook 140-180c batteries
>Date: Thu, Jul 12, 2001, 7:03 PM
>

> Hi,
> I sent this original message in response to someone looking for a PowerBook
> 180 battery.
> While I didn't get any replies then, I am still wondering what they are
> worth and if anyone is looking to purchase them here on the list or I'll try
> e-bay or something.
>
> Thanks
> Ray
>
>> From: Ray Wysocki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (PowerBooks)
>> Subject: Re: power book batteries?   Sealed and unopened.
>>
>> I have two PowerBook batteries for the 140-180C. They are still sealed in
>> their plastic packaging.
>> Here is the info...
>> They are made by Interex Computer Products, Model# PB-2800, Gold Plated
>> Contacts, Dual Self-Resetting Polyswitch Circuit Protectors. Cell Type
>> Nickel Cadmium, Power Output 6.0 Volts, Capacity 2800 Milliamps.
>>
>> I have no idea what they are worth now (the one has a price sticker for $70)
>> but maybe people on the list may be able to help with that.
>>
>> Also, do they go bad while in storage? I have had them for a few months but
>> not sure how old they were when I received them. I believe that they were
>> from a school and were sold off when they replaced their PowerBook's.
>>
>> Ray
>
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Re: Rebuilding 5xx batteries?

[Paul Nelson]

At 10:17 PM -0400 7/12/01, Donna Hood Pointer wrote:
>Here's some info you might want to take a peek at from an Ebay auction
>description in April 2001 selling for $49.95 plus $4.35 shipping:
>  Description
>>
>> Powerbook Battery for 500 Series (520, 540, 520c, 540c)
>>
>> This is an original Apple battery (NiMH, part number M1906) modified to
>> allow replacement of the internal AA batteries.
>>
>> This battery works exactly as a new battery and uses readily available AA
>> NiMH batteries. This unit comes complete with batteries installed.
>>
>> Includes "How-To" video, and maintenance software utilities.
>>
>> Why live with an uncertain supply of Powerbook batteries? Buy this battery
>> and replace the internal batteries like you would an ordinary flashlight
>> when necessary.
>I have a jpg of the setup if you want to see it.
>Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm

There's a guy called the Squid, outside of Seattle, who does this as well.
I think he charged $75 for the replaceable battery one.
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PowerBook AC Adapter Confusion....

[Michael Shaw]

Hello to all;

I have been active for a few years on the QuadList and the PPC 603 and SWAP
list but this is my first posting to the PowerBook list.

I have a question that I hope you can help me with.

I am somewhat mysified by the numbers assigned to the PowerBook AC adapters.

I have one of the early 15 watt typeM5140...which I found listed among all
the other PowerBook adapters on the internet.
The total list is:


M5140...15 w
M5651...17 w
M5652...24 w
APS 17 ADP...17 w
M7783...for the Duo
M2693...for the Duo

I recently acquired a QuickTake 150 camera and find in the owners manual a
paragraph that says that this camera also works with the Quicktake AC Adapter
M2851LL/A and the PowerBook AC Adapter "M4662LL/A".

Which of the above PowerBook AC adapters is also known as M4662LL/A ?

The QuickTake camera has an external power requirement of anything from 4.5
Volts DC/1.75 A to 8.0 Volts DC/1.0 A.

The M5140 PowerBook adapter I have is rated at 7.5 Volts DC/2.0 A.

M




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Rebuilding 5xx batteries?

[Donna Hood Pointer]

> Rebuilding 5xx batteries?
> Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 14:19:27 -0600
> Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> I've got a couple of powerbook 540c batteries (M1906), and I was wondering
> what was involved in replacing the cells...  has anyone here done this?  I
> have both a Sanyo and a Panasonic built battery.
> Thanks,
> --
> DRR
Here's some info you might want to take a peek at from an Ebay auction
description in April 2001 selling for $49.95 plus $4.35 shipping:
  Description
> 
> Powerbook Battery for 500 Series (520, 540, 520c, 540c)
> 
> This is an original Apple battery (NiMH, part number M1906) modified to
> allow replacement of the internal AA batteries.
> 
> This battery works exactly as a new battery and uses readily available AA
> NiMH batteries. This unit comes complete with batteries installed.
> 
> Includes "How-To" video, and maintenance software utilities.
> 
> Why live with an uncertain supply of Powerbook batteries? Buy this battery
> and replace the internal batteries like you would an ordinary flashlight
> when necessary.
I have a jpg of the setup if you want to see it.
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Re: Rebuilding 5xx batteries?

[Paul Nelson]

At 4:58 PM -0600 7/12/01, Dana Rottach wrote:
>The second letter of the serial number is either S or P-  S for Sanyo, P for
>Panasonic.  I don't know the internal differences between the batteries, but
>Emmpathy asked for the information when I was trying to make the batteries
>take a charge (it didn't work, I guess they were too far gone).

Don't believe it, just because EMMpathy says the batteries aren't good, or
if Intelligent Battery Recondition does either.  Run these both several
times in alternation, and then see what Smart Probe in the EMMpathy program
says.  If it says the capacity of the battery is anything above zero (up to
1752 mah) keep going, and let it charge on sleep.  I've been able to get a
full charge on any battery which didn't register a short, so far.
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PowerBook 140-180c batteries

[Ray Wysocki]

Hi,
I sent this original message in response to someone looking for a PowerBook
180 battery.
While I didn't get any replies then, I am still wondering what they are
worth and if anyone is looking to purchase them here on the list or I'll try
e-bay or something.

Thanks
Ray

> From: Ray Wysocki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (PowerBooks)
> Subject: Re: power book batteries?   Sealed and unopened.
> 
> I have two PowerBook batteries for the 140-180C. They are still sealed in
> their plastic packaging.
> Here is the info...
> They are made by Interex Computer Products, Model# PB-2800, Gold Plated
> Contacts, Dual Self-Resetting Polyswitch Circuit Protectors. Cell Type
> Nickel Cadmium, Power Output 6.0 Volts, Capacity 2800 Milliamps.
> 
> I have no idea what they are worth now (the one has a price sticker for $70)
> but maybe people on the list may be able to help with that.
> 
> Also, do they go bad while in storage? I have had them for a few months but
> not sure how old they were when I received them. I believe that they were
> from a school and were sold off when they replaced their PowerBook's.
> 
> Ray


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crossplatform zip drives

[Donna Hood Pointer]

(PowerBooks)  7/12/01 8:36 AM   [EMAIL PROTECTED]

> crossplatform zip drives
> Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 11:39:24 +0800
> 
> good morning!
> 
> i work in a PC based environment but have a number of powerbooks at home
> the computers at work have a faster internet connection that the one at home
> i have zip drives in both the office PC's  and the home powerbooks
> 
> my question is this:
> 
> if i download a hqx or bin file unto my work PC,
> could i copy it into a zip drive and copy it unto the powerbook
> how could i get the powerbook zip to recognize the data copied into
> the PC zip ?
> 
> the office computer runs windows 95.
> my powerbook 3400c runs on OS 8.6
> 
> thanks for any advise
My experience is. You can read PC ZIP disks fine--just the same as reading
PC diskettes. when you download on the PC, don't do ANYTHING at all  to the
file (that means, if it is compressed hqx or bin, leave it compressed) or
you will lose the data fork info that the Mac needs. Put it straight on to
the PC formatted ZIP disk. Take that to your Mac. Put the disk in your Mac
ZIP drive. then you will see the file and you can drop it on Stuffit
Expander or do whatever with it.
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Spartacamus PowerBook stand (was BookEndz w/3400)

[Donna Hood Pointer]

> Also, I was trying to buy a Spartacamus PowerBook stand from
> http://www.macimports.com/macimp/sparta.html but they are not
> replying to my emails. Would anyone know of anywhere that has the
> same stand (or close) for sale at the same kind of price?
> 
> Thanks and all the best
> Jae
> Iqaluit-Nunavut
I looked at the picture on that site. Why not try a stand for a cookbook?
They come in metal, wood, Plexiglas, etc.  You probably would find something
that would provide similar lift, tilt and ventilation.
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Re: Global Village Ethernet card

[Tom & Lisa P]

>I have a Global Village 56K modem and 10-base-T Ethernet
>adapter PC card and dongle that came with my eBay 3400c PB
>and I don't really know what to do with it. Can anybody help me
>out? I've never had occasion to use ethernet in any form.
>
>Willi

You likely have the A959 card combo. A nice card.  Dload the drivers 
from GV and run it.  Setup was easy.

Mad Dog

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Global Village Ethernet card

[caribsea]

I have a Global Village 56K modem and 10-base-T Ethernet 
adapter PC card and dongle that came with my eBay 3400c PB 
and I don't really know what to do with it. Can anybody help me 
out? I've never had occasion to use ethernet in any form.

Willi

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Re: Duo 230

[Tom & Lisa P]

>Someone gave me a Duo 230 which I want to pass on to a needy college
>student. I have purchases a 28MB RAM card for it so he has a usable amount
>of memory. Can someone tell me exactly how to put it in. I've never
>disassembled a PB. I have disassembled an iMac though. Would the same
>procedure hold for a 280, which I have recently purchased?
>Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm

All Duos are put together in the same fashion.

Try this page:

http://www.genchan.com/

Just follow the correct links and read the pics.

Mad Dog

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Re: Rebuilding 5xx batteries?

[Dana Rottach]

On Thursday 12 July 2001 06:47 pm, you wrote:
> Dana Rottach wrote:
> > I've got a couple of powerbook 540c batteries (M1906), and I was
> > wondering what was involved in replacing the cells...  has anyone here
> > done this?  I have both a Sanyo and a Panasonic built battery.
> > Thanks,
> > --
> > DRR
>
> How can you see the difference between both batteries?

The second letter of the serial number is either S or P-  S for Sanyo, P for 
Panasonic.  I don't know the internal differences between the batteries, but
Emmpathy asked for the information when I was trying to make the batteries 
take a charge (it didn't work, I guess they were too far gone).
--
DRR

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Re: Rebuilding 5xx batteries?

[jefgeny]

Dana Rottach wrote:

> I've got a couple of powerbook 540c batteries (M1906), and I was wondering
> what was involved in replacing the cells...  has anyone here done this?  I
> have both a Sanyo and a Panasonic built battery.
> Thanks,
> --
> DRR

How can you see the difference between both batteries?

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Rebuilding 5xx batteries?

[Dana Rottach]

I've got a couple of powerbook 540c batteries (M1906), and I was wondering 
what was involved in replacing the cells...  has anyone here done this?  I 
have both a Sanyo and a Panasonic built battery.
Thanks,
--
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Re: What to do with a Powerbook 170?

[Dana Rottach]

I used mine this spring for a statistics course... it runs the math 
coprocessor xlispstat pretty well!  I also used it to hold a pdf version of a 
meeting catalog (American Physical Society March Meeting--  paper catalogs 
are about the size of a good size phone book)  and that worked fairly well 
too, but the search time for the Acrobat reader was *way* too long.  I think 
that was in large part because it only has 8 meg of real memory.

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OT: fonts

[Mark Romberg]

Can someone that has OS 8.5 or 9 copy the fonts Gadget, Sand, Techno, and 
Textile out of their fonts folder and send them to me in a .sit archive?  I 
want to replace the system font on my System 7/OS 8 machines.

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Re: Ethernet for two?

[Peter Hummers]

--- Judy Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Don't you need an ethernet hub to create an ethernet
> network?  My
> apologies if you tried this already...  It's waaay cool
> for playing
> Starcraft, btw...

Not with a crossover cable and _two_ macs only ... and it
_is_ way cool!

=
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Re: Ethernet for two?

[makmac]

Christopher Morgenstierne on 7/12/01 10:49 AM wrote:

> I am interested in connecting my Powerbook 1400c (OS8.5) with my desktop
> 4400 (8.6) via ethernet. I have a Global Village Pro (modem con 10/base)
> card, and a (red) RJ-45 cable with crossed cabeling. The 4400 has internal
> 10/base card.
> 
> When I connect the set-up I cant get any icons of shared files on the
> client machine, so no networking. I think (obviously wrongly!) that I do
> the right things with appletalk etc. Is there (necessary - I think it is an
> option) a TCP issue involved?
> 
> I sense that the machnes are physically aware of each other. There are hard
> disk reactions on the other one when I do things on one machine - change
> shared items etc.
> 
> I have tried different things with swiching which is the server etc - no
> breakthrough. So, we continue with ye ole serial cable, the nine year old
> and I, when we have our Starcraft shoot-outs.
> 
> Christopher Morgenstierne

These are basic questions but I figure I should ask.
Is AppleTalk on? 
Do you have file sharing active on both machines?
And, have you shared the drive you want to connect with on each machine?

You don't need to do anything with TCP/IP.

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Re: Ethernet for two?

[Peter Hummers]

--- Christopher Morgenstierne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am interested in connecting my Powerbook 1400c (OS8.5)
> with my desktop
> 4400 (8.6) via ethernet. I have a Global Village Pro
> (modem con 10/base)
> card, and a (red) RJ-45 cable with crossed cabeling. The
> 4400 has internal
> 10/base card.
> 
> When I connect the set-up I cant get any icons of shared
> files on the
> client machine, so no networking. I think (obviously
> wrongly!) that I do
> the right things with appletalk etc. Is there (necessary
> - I think it is an
> option) a TCP issue involved?

On www.threemacs.com (a good site about networking) they
say when using an ethernet crossover cable with two Macs,
you must select 'ethernet' in the Apple Talk control panels
_simultaneously_ on the two computers. (I'm still using
Localtalk myself -- I'm just too cheap for Ethernet)

=
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PowerBooks, Newtons and IrDA

[David L. Daleke]

Regarding the discussion about PB5300-Newton communications, some 
Newtons can communicate with IrDA-equipped computers and printers, 
including PowerBooks.  However, this is restricted to Newton Message 
Pads 2x00 and eMates.  OMPs and MP1x0s use the Sharp ASK protocol 
which is not compatible with IrDA.  In addition, IrDA will not work 
with the Newton syncing software (i.e. Newton Connection Utilities). 
However, there are ways to transfer data and files by IrDA to/from 
Newtons using other utilities.  Here is an excerpt of the Info-Newt 
FAQ that explains how 
(http://www.info-newt.com/faq/newton-faq-nos.html#IIIB3c):

>c) Can I use IrDA (infrared) to transfer information between my 
>desktop and my 2.x Newton?
>
>This does not seem to be supported by Apple tools (NCU, NBU, etc.).
>
>It is possible to use a terminal emulator and Sloup to communicate via IrDA.
>
>  There is a special page about this issue: 
>http://web.ukonline.co.uk/kieran.miller/newton/irda.html

Also, a good description of Newton infrared protocols can be found on 
the SmartDog web page 
(http://www.smartdogsw.com/backtalk/whitepaper.shtml).

Hope this helps,

David


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Re: Ethernet for two?

[Shawn Holwegner]

on 7/12/01 10:51 AM, Judy Perry at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Don't you need an ethernet hub to create an ethernet network?  My
> apologies if you tried this already...  It's waaay cool for playing
> Starcraft, btw...

Only if connecting more than two machines. Two machines may be connected via
a crossover cable, which Christopher has.

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Re: Ethernet for two?

[Judy Perry]

Don't you need an ethernet hub to create an ethernet network?  My
apologies if you tried this already...  It's waaay cool for playing
Starcraft, btw...

Judy Perry

On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Christopher Morgenstierne wrote:

> I am interested in connecting my Powerbook 1400c (OS8.5) with my desktop
> 4400 (8.6) via ethernet. I have a Global Village Pro (modem con 10/base)
> card, and a (red) RJ-45 cable with crossed cabeling. The 4400 has internal
> 10/base card.


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motherboard problem and offer

[chouston]

Still looking for a cheapish 3400 motherboard, as mine seems fried and I'd
like to fix it up to give to a friend.

Long shot: in case anyone on the list is interested, I have a 1400/117
motherboard pulled from a working 1400 that I would love to swap for a
working 3400 motherboard. I can mount the board in the bottom case of the
1400 (in great shape), and also include 8+8MB of RAM and a KB if you like:
all you'd need then is a screen and a G3 upgrade and away you go! :-)

As both PB's are not exactly new, though still super reliable, a swap would
be a nice way to get both books working again without spending any cash!
Nice way to get a cheap 1400/G3, too.

Anyway, if anyone's interested, or knows someone who might be, please email
me offlist. Thanks.

Chris



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Re: crossplatform zip drives

[Bruce Johnson]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> good morning!
> 
> i work in a PC based environment but have a number of powerbooks at home
> the computers at work have a faster internet connection that the one at home
> i have zip drives in both the office PC's  and the home powerbooks
> 
> my question is this:
> 
> if i download a hqx or bin file unto my work PC,
> could i copy it into a zip drive and copy it unto the powerbook
> how could i get the powerbook zip to recognize the data copied into
> the PC zip ?
> 
> the office computer runs windows 95.
> my powerbook 3400c runs on OS 8.6


It depends.

Netscape 4.0 on the PC, for some reason, insists on unbinhexing .hqx 
files as it goes. If the resulting file is a .bin file or .sit file, 
they're usually ok, but if they're self-extracting files, then they get 
hosed.

As the other poster saud, make sure you have PC exchange running on your 
Powerbook, and you may have to manually drag and drop the files onto 
stuffit Expander to get them extracted, as the things aren't recognized 
as stuffit files. (You can set up those extensions in PC Exchange to be 
recognized, though.)

If you acn install software on the work PC, there's a great utility 
called MacDrive2000 (http://www.mediafour.com ) which is a Mac disk 
driver for Windows. Reads Mac formatted zips, floppies, CD's, hard 
drives, etc without a hitch. I'm using it on my PC at work, it's great!

It also lets you set up the file/creator type mapping to Windowos file 
extensions.

Since we more than occasionally get bewildered faculty saying this 
zip/floppy/CD they were sent must be bad because their computer can't 
read it, it's turned out really useful...about 70% of the time it's 
because it's a Mac formatted disk sent by other bioscience types who are 
amazed that we use so many PC's here...

-- 
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need old PB

[Mark Romberg]

Hey, I've got an idea to use an army-surplus 50-cal ammo can as a case for 
the innards af an old PowerBook, and I was wondering if anyone has an old PB 
180, 190, or Duo 280/2300 with the active color screen that they'd be 
willing to part with for a song.  The case of course doesn't have to be in 
very good condition.

Please contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you have one.

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Which 5300 and PB 150

[Anand Keathley]

I think it is OK.  The seller of the 5300 mobo says the voltage
regulator board is under the track pad, so that has to be the power
supply board.  Thank goodness.

I'm hoping to install a 36 Mb memory chip in the 150 to max it out.

Oh, Makmac, thanks for the tech manual offer but I already found a site
and downloaded it last night.  There is no mention of a voltage
regulator, just the power supply board.  I feel better.  Now I just have
to wait for everything to show up and hope all the parts work.  Well,
I've always enjoyed rollercoasters.

Thanks,
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Ethernet for two?

[Christopher Morgenstierne]

I am interested in connecting my Powerbook 1400c (OS8.5) with my desktop
4400 (8.6) via ethernet. I have a Global Village Pro (modem con 10/base)
card, and a (red) RJ-45 cable with crossed cabeling. The 4400 has internal
10/base card.

When I connect the set-up I cant get any icons of shared files on the
client machine, so no networking. I think (obviously wrongly!) that I do
the right things with appletalk etc. Is there (necessary - I think it is an
option) a TCP issue involved?

I sense that the machnes are physically aware of each other. There are hard
disk reactions on the other one when I do things on one machine - change
shared items etc.

I have tried different things with swiching which is the server etc - no
breakthrough. So, we continue with ye ole serial cable, the nine year old
and I, when we have our Starcraft shoot-outs.

Christopher Morgenstierne



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Re: Which OS for PB5300c?

[Clark Martin]

At 7:48 PM -0400 7/11/01, Christopher Gleeson wrote:
>I'm sure this topic has been covered before, but I beg your indulgence.
>
>I have a PB 5300c with OS 8.1 installed.  It is the Canadian French
>version, and, while I hve no problem with that, when other family
>members borrow the PB, I hear about it.
>
>Unfortunately, I do not have an OS 8.0 or 8.1 CD.  I do have an 8.5
>and an 8.6, though.  I was wondering what others have experienced
>with installing later versions of 8.x on their PB5300 units.  What is
>the impact on operating speed?  How RAM hungry does the OS become? I
>have 32 Meg of RAM, with VM set to 33.  I only have a 750 Meg HD
>installed in this puppy, so overall size is a concern.

I just acquired a PB5300c, 32Mb RAM (33Mb VM), 750Mb HD.  I started 
by installing OS 8.5 and updating it to 8.6.  I had planned on also 
installing OS 8.1 to compare them but after installing 8.6 I decided 
to stick with it.  I just looked and the OS is using almost 15Mb. 
But this is with a few applications loaded, at least on of which is 
using system memory.  I have found it to be quite workable in this 
configuration.  I am looking to expand the RAM to 64 and also would 
like a bigger HD but as it stands it's working well.  One advantage 
of OS 8.6 over 8.1 is it has a higher percentage of PPC code which 
means it runs faster than 8.1.

I'm and using it now on vacation and the only trouble I have is a 
very crappy phone line which makes IP access rather poor.
-- 
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Re: PB1400 Screen - Toast?

[Judy Perry]

Uhhh, yeah, I came to the same conclusion myself.  I had been mad with
grief (snif) but have since decided that I can (a) take it in to be looked
at (I tried your suggestion but cabling did not seem loose); (b) live with
it or (c) think about a used iBook on ebay (tho' I'm loving the
expandability of the PBs).

Thanks for all your help,

Judy

On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Michael Dolberry wrote:

> I hate to mention this. Before you go ahead and buy
> another screen, please consider whether it might not
> be something loose or broken on the motherboard. I
> would hate for you to buy the screen and get the same
> results.


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Duo on eBay

[w miller]

Listmom says it's OK:

I've put a Duo 270c plus accessories up on eBay, just in case anyone's
interested.

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Re: What to do with a Powerbook 170?

[Michael Dolberry]

Thank you.

My wife is wanting to use the 170 in her work. She can
easily keep her contacts and project lists and other
items of records. I don't see a way that she can keep
pix of furniture, fabrics, finished projects, etc. for
lack of space and color.

I will need to go to powerbookguy or OWC or some such,
in the near future to upgrade the hard drive to more
than 40 meg.

I am just thinking of further uses for her while she
is on the road. (For instance, I am setting up our
trusty SE for X10 and as a kitchen message center in
our soon-to-built home.

Mike Dolberry

BTW, does Elkhart mean Indiana? (Go IU!)

--- "Marshall H. Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> It can be a good
> database machine for any
> information you might keep in FileMaker.   I keep
> demographic, billing, and
> diagnostic records in a 170 for when I must see a
> client off site.  If
> would be good for inventory records from various
> sites.  There may be some
> specialty applications in your profession it could
> run.  Mine scores
> intelligence and personality tests, using special
> software.  It can keep
> your schedule, your contact information.  It could
> be a handy Gutenburg
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Re: PB1400 Screen - Toast?

[Michael Dolberry]

I hate to mention this. Before you go ahead and buy
another screen, please consider whether it might not
be something loose or broken on the motherboard. I
would hate for you to buy the screen and get the same
results.

Mike Dolberry

--- Judy Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mike or anyone else:
> 
> I have just checked the cables where they attach to
> the motherboard (I
> think -- this is just behind the processor?) and
> they did not seem to be
> loose; moreover, upon rebooting, the badnews line
> was still present.
> 
> I checked Apple's website for the below-mentioned
> manuals but the one I
> found did not provide any under-the-hood assistance,
> no doubt because they
> really don't want you in there.
> 
> I guess I'm buying a used screen off ebay...  :(

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Re: PB140

[Michael Dolberry]

Sounds like it _might_ be a loose connection of some
sort.

Hope others have more precise info.

Mike Dolberry

--- Ron Masse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My trusty old PB140 is having what I hope is a
> small, fixable problem.
> Recently while I was online the screen went dark. I
> could still see light
> coming from the screen, but imagine what your screen
> would look like if
> you turned the contrast to the lowest setting.
> 
> I tried adjusting the contrast but no go. After a
> minute or so the desktop
> suddenly reappeared, only to go dark once more. This
> happened again after
> several tries to reboot, but the condition has
> worsened so that now I
> can't see the desktop at all.
> 
> I love my old PB, but I don't have a clue about its
> internal workings, so
> fixing the problem myself might be dangerous to its
> overall health. Any
> ideas if this is a simple or major fix?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> Ron
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Re: PB1400 Screen - Toast?

[Michael Dolberry]

Exactly the same. When I upgraded to my Sonnet, the
end of the monitor cable was RIGHT THERE.

Take off the grille and unscrew the metal cover
underneath and it is visible. The only thing that I
can't remember at the moment, was whether the END of
it is visible at this stage. But it should be easy to
track from there.

Mike Dolberry

--- Judy Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks,
> 
> H  'little disassembly' similar to, say,
> upgrading with a Sonnet
> G3 card?  That much I'm up for...
> 
> Judy

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