On Fri, 27 Jan 2006, John Perkins Jr. wrote:
How rare are the 100MHz PPC upgrades for the 500 series?
I got mine from a friend who was upgrading to a new machine. There's none
on ebay at the moment.
Later.Howard
In the 5300 it goes into the drive bay, on the right side.
Later.Howard
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Caleb, my roommate repairs office machinery for a living, 20+ years--even
he gave up on trying to resolder the power connector back on my 5300 -
which is why I'm now either using my 520c or a G4 Powerbook. I too liked
the 5300, but I was putting more money into the machine to keep it fixed
hey all just wanted to say hi as this is my first post
i am a proud owner of a
Mac Portable (non backlit) 8/80
Powerbook 5300c 16/500
Powerbook 1400cs 64/1.1 gig
Powerbook G3 PDq 300mhz 192/8gb
iBook (firewire) 192/10gb
Mac SE/30 128/500mb
iMac Rev B 64/4gig
Mac Mini 1.25ghz 512/40 gig
Hope
Welcome to the list and I'm sure you'll get some valuable info!
On 1/28/06, Raymond Boger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey all just wanted to say hi as this is my first post
i am a proud owner of a
Mac Portable (non backlit) 8/80
Powerbook 5300c 16/500
Powerbook 1400cs 64/1.1 gig
I was able to get it soldered back pretty easily, and gained a spare
logic board in the process. However, I'd still like to replace my 190
power connector with one from a Lombard or Wallstreet, so I can use the
YoYo and have a more secure connector. What works works, though.
Caleb
On
Raymond Boger writes,
hey all just wanted to say hi as this is my first post
i am a proud owner of a
Mac Portable (non backlit) 8/80
Powerbook 5300c 16/500
Powerbook 1400cs 64/1.1 gig
Powerbook G3 PDq 300mhz 192/8gb
iBook (firewire) 192/10gb
Mac SE/30 128/500mb
iMac Rev B 64/4gig
Mac
In a message dated 1/28/06 5:02:33 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have obtained two Powerbook 3400's, which between the two of them
should make one fine, working machine. I have discovered what is more
than likely already obvious to most of you: the batteries in both of
them are now suitable
There was another battery of that same style, for the Kanga. It will say
Powerbook G3 on it; they are a more advanced Li-Ion than the 3400c
batteries; I *think* they work in the 340c as well.
I wasn't aware the was any difference between a 3400 and a 3500 (Kanga)
battery and they certainly
In a message dated 1/28/06 4:08:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wasn't aware the was any difference between a 3400 and a 3500 (Kanga)
battery and they certainly work in the 3400.
Maybe I just figgr'd there was a difference, because they're labled
differently, but I think I remember reading
Thanks for all the replies. I have my PB3400 networked now.
-Matt
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 1/28/06 4:08:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wasn't aware the was any difference between a 3400 and a 3500 (Kanga)
battery and they certainly work in the 3400.
Maybe I just figgr'd there was a difference, because they're labled
I've got a problem. My little 3400 was chugging along really nicely
until earlier today, while booting up (still on the os 9.1 screen:
loading extensions) I accidentally hit the battery release and,
because I wasn't plugged into the wall, the computer promptly shut off.
I slid the battery
Hello,
Have you tried re-seating the ram card? I have found them a bit fickle.
David
On Jan 28, 2006, at 10:09 PM, Justin Teague wrote:
I've got a problem. My little 3400 was chugging along really
nicely until earlier today, while booting up (still on the os 9.1
screen: loading extensions)
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