At 5:45 PM -0700 7/18/01, Virginia Bruce wrote:
>
>I'm fixing up an old LCII for a friend's daughter (age 7) and once I got
>the CPU working (by blowing on stuff and jiggling stuff, I'm no
>techy...) I found that the floppy drive is totally dead -- no noise or
>vibrations coming from it. I unplugg
>
> Check with http://www.shrevesystems.com or
> http://www.timco-computers.com
>
> I've bought stuff from both of them, they're good
> people. Timco has
> floppy drives for $18
>
WHOA! Head over to the Lowendmac swaplist and get one
for $5 or $10. For $18 you could buy an LCII. Go to
lowendm
Virginia Bruce wrote:
> I'm fixing up an old LCII for a friend's daughter (age 7) and once I got
> the CPU working (by blowing on stuff and jiggling stuff, I'm no
> techy...) I found that the floppy drive is totally dead -- no noise or
> vibrations coming from it. I unplugged it and plugged it ba
I'm fixing up an old LCII for a friend's daughter (age 7) and once I got
the CPU working (by blowing on stuff and jiggling stuff, I'm no
techy...) I found that the floppy drive is totally dead -- no noise or
vibrations coming from it. I unplugged it and plugged it back in, but no luck.
Does anyon
