At 23:11 + on 18/07/01, A. Daniel King wrote:
>After a while the monitor degaused itself ... Hmmm, does the FAQ say
>something about degausing early monitors? But this was consistent -
Most of 'em don't have a degauss switch. The 13" RGB does and is
well-marked, so I never really saw any
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From: Patrice Soucy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Compact Macs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 10:59 AM
Subject: power supply problem?
>
>Hi, I'm new to the list. I have two classic sitting on top of a shelve,
running screen saver at night to scare away t
Patrice Soucy wrote:
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> It is the top of the screen that get distorted.
I had a similar thing happen once. It turned out that the 12 inch
subwoofer speaker (and its hefty magnet) above the monitor caused the
problem. The distortion remained when the speaker was gone.
Really, really wild psyc
At 18:56 -0400 on 18/07/01, Patrice Soucy wrote:
>It is the top of the screen that get distorted.
Well, that kinda shoots down the idea of it being the hard drive leaking
magnetic fields :)
What's the distortion like?
p
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the pickle
The FAQ <
It is the top of the screen that get distorted.
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>De : the pickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>À : <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Compact Macs)
>Objet : Re: power supply problem?
>Date : Merc 18 juil 2001 17:29
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> At 13:59 -0400 on 18/07/01, Patrice Soucy wrote:
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At 13:59 -0400 on 18/07/01, Patrice Soucy wrote:
>Hi, I'm new to the list. I have two classic sitting on top of a shelve,
>running screen saver at night to scare away the bugs.
>
>The screen of a Classic I'have just got in a garage sales is fluctuating
>whenever the hard drive is accessed. A powe
