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Re: powerbook 1400 RAM prices

[Brian]

>Keep an eye on eBay and ask on the LEM Swap list. I picked up a pair of 24
>Meg modules for one of my 1400s for about $40 and a single 48 Meg for my
>other 1400 (I needed the single module for my Newertech Video card) for
>about $50.  Sometimes the prices are high, other times you can get a good
>deal.


Good deals indeed; my fortune is usually that the active display I've 
been looking for goes for $35 when I'm on vacation and away from 
computers and sits at $135 when I'm here...


>A quick Sherlock search for "Powerbook+Ram" gave me the link:
>http://www.polarismemory.com/asp/computer-memory-options.asp?TypeNum=2&MakeNum=8&Make=APPLE&OemModel=PowerBook+1400&B1=Search
>with a 48 meg Module for #139.95.

At least that's better than the $150 the last one went for on ebay;  thanks.

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Re: powerbook 1400 RAM prices

[David Allen]

Keep an eye on eBay and ask on the LEM Swap list. I picked up a pair of 24
Meg modules for one of my 1400s for about $40 and a single 48 Meg for my
other 1400 (I needed the single module for my Newertech Video card) for
about $50.  Sometimes the prices are high, other times you can get a good
deal.

A quick Sherlock search for "Powerbook+Ram" gave me the link:
http://www.polarismemory.com/asp/computer-memory-options.asp?TypeNum=2&MakeNum=8&Make=APPLE&OemModel=PowerBook+1400&B1=Search
with a 48 meg Module for #139.95.

David Allen

Brian wrote:

> > And RamJet has the 48 meg
> >single module new for $129; cheaper than often seen on ebay.
>
> oops the RamJet item is also a 2x24 solution.
>
> Brian
>


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Re: 1400 battery and infrared

[Andrew Kershaw]

>2) I wish I could use the infrared with my G4/OS 9.1. That
>would avoid having to find the ethernet plug, etc. when I'm
>rushed.
>
>Are there any known solutions?

No.

The 1400 does IRTalk only.  The G4 does IrDA only.  The two do not 
communicate with each other via infrared.  PowerBooks 2400 through 
Wallstreet do both protocols, however.



Besides, infrared is slow, prone to interruption, finicky, and 
generally a poor choice for transferring large amounts of data, 
especially when you are rushed. 

Trust me, ethernet is by far the superior transfer mechanism.  You 
could always revert back to a sneaker net of some sort

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Re: 190cs trackpad/button

[Michael Ruehsbuelt]

i have kind of the same problem with a week spring of the tpadbutton wich iss stupidle 
made of plastik , i solved the problem with underfeeding the button with a bit off a 
dishcleaningsponge :)) i can also say that i experienced the same thing with the 
padcleaning but after  i cleant it without any fat or oily cleaner it workd just 
normaly .

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Re: 1400 battery and infrared

[aly]

That's interesting -- the battery part. Did you buy a new one or a
reconditioned old one? I'm interested simply because my original one won't
work for longer than 16 minutes or so -- even with the "reconditioning"
program (run a number of times, under 7.6.1 and 8.1). I have hesitated
buying a new (read: expensive) replacement battery because I've heard even
they usually only last an hour or so. I'll be interested to see what other
people on the list have to say about batteries (well, and about the IR too,
as we've never been able to get our machines, both 1400cs, to communicate
that way!) Great phrasing, BTW, "must be some other voodoo" I only wish
that were the case! It would save money! =-)

Alison


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> Hello list,
>
> I have a 1400c/OS 8.6 with 1 main problem and 1 wish:
>
> 1) The battery will not go for more than 20 min. even with
> everything cut back to bare minimums. I bought it to replace
>  the previous one which won't even hold enough to complete a
> boot.
>
> I tried recycling the battery, zapping the PRAM, etc. Must
> be some other voodoo. Ideas?
>
> 2) I wish I could use the infrared with my G4/OS 9.1. That
> would avoid having to find the ethernet plug, etc. when I'm
> rushed.



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Re: 190cs trackpad/button

[victoria brandon]

on 12/8/02 1:26 AM, Jen Harris at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I've had a continuing problem with the trackpad/button, and in searching the
> archives haven't come across a solution, so apologies if this has been
> addressed before.
> 
> I think what's happening is the button gets stuck, but it may be the pad
> itself.  When I start up, about 80% of the time I have a pointer problem.  I
> can't move it where I want, it snaps back and is v. difficult to deal with.
> Generally, since I mostly use it for Word, once I get the app running, I'm
> ok, since I don't need the pointer for that.



Dear Jen:
The button on my 5300 broke completely last week; with help from Drew I
fixed it by replacing the palm rest, which might be the ultimate solution
for you too.  But as a stopgap, if the worst problem it's causing you now is
getting Word started up, why don't you put an alias to the program in your
startup items folder?  Command-tab will then take you from one open
application to another.

Best,
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Re: 5300/190 PRAM batteries and GLOD (now Proweld)

[victoria brandon]

on 12/8/02 10:53 AM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] suggested that

> Ambroid Proweld = repairs broken PB plastics (ABS)

would work to fix a broken screw receptor.  This product has been mentioned
on the list before (as a miracle worker), and last week it might have worked
a miracle for me if I'd had any.  So the question:  where can it be found?
Electronics store?  Or what?

TIA, 
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1400 battery and infrared

[pixelbird]

Hello list,

I have a 1400c/OS 8.6 with 1 main problem and 1 wish:

1) The battery will not go for more than 20 min. even with
everything cut back to bare minimums. I bought it to replace
 the previous one which won't even hold enough to complete a
boot.

I tried recycling the battery, zapping the PRAM, etc. Must
be some other voodoo. Ideas?

2) I wish I could use the infrared with my G4/OS 9.1. That
would avoid having to find the ethernet plug, etc. when I'm
rushed.

Are there any known solutions? 

TIA, 
Ken N.







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Re: 5300/190 PRAM batteries and GLOD

[Dan K]

On 12/8/02 Drew wrote:
>
>For anyone who is curious, I recelled my PRAM battery assembly today.
>
>The individual cells are Panasonic 3V VL-(or CR- if they are new) 
>2330 parts.  They are spot welded to the connector, but you can break 
>the weld points and re-assemble however you like, so long as you keep 
>the same circuit paths.
>
>Anyway, Batteries Plus  has the 
>replacement batteries.  Look for CR2330 - they are 3V lithium 
>batteries about the size of a quarter.  My replacements are exactly 
>the same part (even made by Panasonic) that Apple used in the early 
>90s.  They cost me $3.50 apiece.
>

I don't think the CR- type batteries are rechargable, unlike VL- type 
which  _are_ and must be to be used safely in a PB. What happens when you 
recharge CR- type cells? Heck if I know and heck if I would want to find 
out either. Digikey has the correct VL- type cells you need, BTW.

And then Drew wrote:

>The post that receives the screw which holds the PDS card in place is 
>broken on my 5300's case.  Basically, all that holds PDS cards in 
>place is friction in the connector.  Usually, that's enough (you can 
>guess this has happened before) - though sometimes the card comes 
>loose with use from plugging and unplugging the dongle on the back. 
>I have no idea how it came loose this time (I haven't used it since I 
>installed it last) and it's well protected from contact when 
>accessing the hard drive, but loose it came.

Two suggestions:

hot melt glue = no-come-loose-accidentally, 
Ambroid Proweld = repairs broken PB plastics (ABS)

hth,

Dan K

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Re: 190cs trackpad/button

[Andrew Kershaw]

>When I start up, about 80% of the time I have a pointer problem. I
>can't move it where I want, it snaps back and is v. difficult to deal with

Try installing Trackpad Climate Control.  This is an extension for 
all first generation tappable trackpads (190, 1400, 2300 - or a 5300 
if you've done an upgrade) that is supposed to eliminate jumping and 
undesirable movements from your pointer when using the trackpad.

You can get it here: 


This screwy behaviour occurs because of the mechanism the trackpads 
use to track finger movements.  Without going into too much detail, 
humidity causes the trackpad to think you might be touching it 
someplace you aren't.  This occurs when your trackpad is subjected to 
very high levels of localized relative humidity - as when your palms 
are just the _slightest_ bit damp (after you've washed your hands, or 
if it's a little warm over the keyboard), when you actually get beads 
of water on the trackpad, or plainly whenever the trackpad gets damp 
or wet.

This software acts as a buffer between the trackpad's hardware and 
the software controlling the pointer - it tends to decrease the 
sensitivity of the trackpad while increasing the accuracy at the same 
time.  It works terrifically for me, being someone who doesn't have 
to wear gloves in January.  And, personally, I haven't _noticed_ any 
actual decrease in responsiveness to my finger movements - for me, 
the only noticeable affect is the elimination of jumping and 
jerkiness.

The software was written for System 7.5 (released about that time 
anyway) but it works fine all the way up to 8.6 at least, which is 
what OS I'm running on my upgraded 5300.

Of course, if this doesn't work for you, you can work around it by 
using an external mouse
>
>I've seen this a number of times, and have always put it down to a faulty
>pad, someone told me that they cause the problem when they cleaned their
>keyboard and track pad with a screen wipe while the machine was on.
Well, that would make sense, since they probably got moisture on the 
trackpad.  Most times I've seen it, though, it's not been a faulty 
trackpad...

Peace,
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Battery Shelf life

[Malcolm Cornelius]

Folks

I've read some really useful posts on battery life etc. here and was
wondering if anyone could give me an idea of what the unused shelf life of
the different battery types is likely to be.

Best wishes

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Re: 5300/190 PRAM batteries

[Greg M]

--- Andrew Kershaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >The "VL" prefix means rechargable. The "CR" prefix means primary
> >(non-rechargable).
> Is that right?  Well rats.
> 
> So my new batteries are going to bite the dust pretty quickly, then, 
> I'm betting.  How long do you think they'd last?
> 

It is hard to say how long they would last as a primary battery is not
intended to receive a charge. The powerbooks charge their PRAM
batteries with a trickle charge. Who know how long the non-rechargable
can take that.

The reason that powerbook PRAM batteries are rechargable is this: They
get a very heavy load put on them when you put the computer to Sleep
and swap out the main battery (AC not connected). This is a feature of
the Mac Powerbook, swapping the main battery in Sleep mode instead of
having to Shut Down, swap, then Restart. But this uses a lot of the
PRAM batteries power because it is not only keeping PRAM settings alive
but also RAM when it is Sleeping with no main battery or AC power.

Apple says to expect a good PRAM battery to keep RAM alive (in Sleep
mode) for about 4 minutes. In otherwords, your PRAM battery is depleted
in 4 minutes if it is powering RAM during Sleep. But, it gets recharged
(takes many hours) as soon as you get the new main battery slide in or
as soon as you apply the AC power adapter.

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Formatting Norton-protected hard disk

[Nils Mueller-Scheessel]

Hi all,

I have got a 500 MB IDE hard disk drive, which came in a PB I bought 
at ebay for replacement parts for my PB 5300c (it stopped to freeze 
randomly, at last). This hard disk is very thoroughly password 
protected by Norton disklock. I have not been able to access or even 
format the drive, neither with a system floppy inserted nor in SCSI 
mode. Are there other ways to circumvent this protection?
As always, any suggestions are highly appreciated!

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FS: Powerbook 1400c

[Andrew]

Sorry if this is inappropriate, but I'm selling my PB 1400c - email me
for details.

Regards,

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Re: 190cs trackpad/button

[Malcolm Cornelius]

on 08/12/02 08:26, Jen Harris at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I think what's happening is the button gets stuck, but it may be the pad
> itself.  When I start up, about 80% of the time I have a pointer problem.  I
> can't move it where I want, it snaps back and is v. difficult to deal with.
> Generally, since I mostly use it for Word, once I get the app running, I'm
> ok, since I don't need the pointer for that.  Moving the pointer to a
> desired point is nearly impossible, but with time  on my hands, I can manage
> it.  Sometimes, if I click the button a bunch, it works a bit better, as
> though it's getting warmed up or something.

I've seen this a number of times, and have always put it down to a faulty
pad, someone told me that they cause the problem when they cleaned their
keyboard and track pad with a screen wipe while the machine was on.

Best wishes

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Re: powerbook 1400 RAM prices

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> And RamJet has the 48 meg
>single module new for $129; cheaper than often seen on ebay.

oops the RamJet item is also a 2x24 solution.

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powerbook 1400 RAM prices

[Brian]

I've been tempted occasionally by the video-out cards for the 1400; but I
have 2x24 RAM modules installed so I can't use the 16 bit Newer video
output card, only the Apple 8-bit.  8-bit doesn't excite me that much...

I've been looking at ebay for the 48 meg modules for a while but they go
for a lot of money.

I did notice that OWC (www.macsales.com) has 32 meg modules for $65, equal
or cheaper than most ebay auctions go for.  And RamJet has the 48 meg
single module new for $129; cheaper than often seen on ebay.

Anyone seen a better price on the 48 meg single modules?  DMS has a 48 meg
"kit" but I suspect that's 2x24.

Thanks,

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190cs trackpad/button

[Jen Harris]

I've had a 190cs for about six months now.  The person I bought it from
stated that he had fixed a power connector problem, which I gather is a
common problem with this model.

I've had a continuing problem with the trackpad/button, and in searching the
archives haven't come across a solution, so apologies if this has been
addressed before.

I think what's happening is the button gets stuck, but it may be the pad
itself.  When I start up, about 80% of the time I have a pointer problem.  I
can't move it where I want, it snaps back and is v. difficult to deal with.
Generally, since I mostly use it for Word, once I get the app running, I'm
ok, since I don't need the pointer for that.  Moving the pointer to a
desired point is nearly impossible, but with time  on my hands, I can manage
it.  Sometimes, if I click the button a bunch, it works a bit better, as
though it's getting warmed up or something.

What I'd like to know is if folks think this is fixable, or something I
should just deal with?  As I use this laptop solely for wp purposes, it's
not impossible.  But if I can fix it, I would like to.

Again, apologies if this is a v. known problem.  I looked at the archives,
and folks reported issues with the 5300 pad, but I'm not sure if my problem
is the same.

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