Re: [M100] Replacement rubber feet / Peg Leggs

On Mon, Dec 28, 2020 at 10:39 PM Peter Noeth wrote: > > I am the one who makes Peg Leggs (but only sell by word of mouth). > > These are turned from solid delrin and fitted to not cause damage to the case > screw holes of your computer. > > They fit the M100, T102, T200 and T600. I currently have

Re: [M100] Replacement rubber feet / Peg Leggs

The rubber feet adventure: ½” tapered feet are too big. The foot inset measures 15/32 or .47” once you dig out the original hardened rubber feet. I have not been able to find any options in this size other than screw in feet varieties. The 3/8 Rubber pads I bought are nice and will work, but ar

Re: [M100] Replacement rubber feet / Peg Leggs

These are interesting options, and I'm curious to hear how your experiment with the aluminum laptop stand works out. Re: the adhesive stands you also mentioned, once they're applied to an M100, does the M100 still fit in its original slipcase? Cheers, CAM > On Dec 29, 2020, at 12:37, Scott Mc

Re: [M100] Replacement rubber feet / Peg Leggs

I’ll be able to answer that question definitively as soon as I figure out where I stored mine for safe-keeping (well, I guess it is safe at least!) It sticks up only .1” higher than the original rubber feet when folded, so I imagine it will fit without trouble. Scott M. From: C. Magaret Sent:

Re: [M100] Replacement rubber feet / Peg Leggs

It gets a lot easier to figure out when you say 12 mm instead of 15/32 inches ;) https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32441351525.html https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-X-SELF-ADHESIVE-STICK-ON-RUBBER-FEET-12MM-X-4MM/322168561731 You want about 3.5 to 4mm thickness. Much thicker and it starts to poke o

Re: [M100] Replacement rubber feet / Peg Leggs

"search for 12mm x 4mm". https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32801055280.html -- bkw

Re: [M100] Replacement rubber feet / Peg Leggs

On 12/29/20 5:55 PM, Brian K. White wrote: "search for 12mm x 4mm". https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32801055280.html black, 12x4 https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33028962764.html -- bkw

[M100] Peg Legg orders

All, I have received orders from Gregory McG, Joshua O'K, C. Magr, and Michael K. I have a few in stock, and will ship in the order received. I am building another batch for shipment by the middle of January, as I need to order materials and setup for the production run. When your order is ready

[M100] Fast graphics?

Awhile back, someone in the list was talking about fast display routines for the Model T. I know the LCD is slow in displaying graphics, but I was wondering if anyone could share some assembly language examples of fast display writes. The Model T doesn't have a bitmap mode, and even if it did,

Re: [M100] Peg Legg orders

Hi Peter, thanks for the update. My PayPal account is at "mega...@gmail.com'. Cheers, CAM > On Dec 29, 2020, at 16:07, Peter Noeth wrote: > > All, > > I have received orders from Gregory McG, Joshua O'K, C. Magr, and Michael K. > > I have a few in stock, and will ship in the order received

Re: [M100] Peg Legg orders

Sorry, I didn't mean to post that to the whole list, that was meant for just Peter. Sorry for the noise, CAM > On Dec 29, 2020, at 16:46, C. Magaret wrote: > > Hi Peter, thanks for the update. My PayPal account is at "mega...@gmail.com'. > > Cheers, > CAM > > > >> On Dec 29, 2020, at 16:0

Re: [M100] Fast graphics?

The main "fast" trick that the display is capable of is each display driver can be horizontally rotated/scrolled. You can start by reading through the data sheet for the part. http://bitchin100.com/files/hardware/HD44102.PDF The display is composed of multiple of these drivers. How the display

Re: [M100] Fast graphics?

ASCII pixels? Ken , what is the latest on ASCII pixels? On Tuesday, December 29, 2020, Hiraghm wrote: > Awhile back, someone in the list was talking about fast display routines > for the Model T. > > I know the LCD is slow in displaying graphics, but I was wondering if > anyone could share som

Re: [M100] Replacement rubber feet

On my T102, the feet are 12mm x 3mm (15/32" x 1/8") Should be possible to punch out some from adhesive backed sheet rubber, like this from McMaster-Carr: Rubber | McMaster-Carr