Has to have a mouse. But if it's just parts...it. doesn't. I have a keyboard
but another wouldn't hurt.
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Those are common parts that Digi-Key will sell if not Radio Shack.
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On Fri, May 3, 2013 7:00 PM PDT Hardware Mack wrote:
>do those cross reference to something radio shack might sell ? :-)
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>Thanks for looking at that!
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Maybe a complete board but not individual transistors.
This is an easy fix, after you get the boards out. Static could be a hazard if
you're not using a proper desoldering station. I don't own one, and would and
have replaced individual components on circuit boards successfully. Just grasp
t
My understanding is they're interchangeable. Correct me if zi'm wrong.
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Weren't you given 2 replacement part #'s?
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On Mon, May 6, 2013 11:58 AM PDT Hardware Mack wrote:
>but what about the transistor, so do we agree they were a pair?
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>A cross referenced part would need to be found
I have one, no mouse, doesn't turn on (boards need to be cleaned, but I don't
know), yelowed. O/w in good cosmetic shape. I also have the profile drive, no
cable, no confidence the inner drive works at all. Also missing screws.
If interested contact me offlist obviously. I'm going to give it a
years. I have a good sized Apple
>> Collection (www.applefool.com) and a Lisa has been one of my "Eleanors"
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>> What kinds of prices are you entertaining?
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>> - Dylan
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>> On Jun 1, 2013, at 10:28 AM, Chris Tofu wrote:
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Perhaps there's a solder crack somewhere. I fixed at least 1 p/s many moons ago
by touching various pads on the underside of the board. Put it all back
together and it worked like a charm. And I chose spots randomly and.wasn't even
that thorough.
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... by touching various pads on the underside of the board. ...
- with a hot soldering iron that is.
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K/b yes. Floppy capacity - ???
Tomorrow evening I'll have pictures.
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>Anyway enough rambling, it's cool that there are others this side of the pond,
>if not exactly 'local'!
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Yet on opposite sides of the stream. Or is it brook? Or creek? Some american
rednecks s
do they still even sell leaded solder? shows how out of the loop I am. I was
going to suggest that myself. use plenty of ventilationon even a fan Wesley.
I'm not a psychopath but we're discussing heavy metals in the body on a
different forum. the less exposure the better.
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I can't see any corrosion.
That isn't much of a computer. Looks like a few ttl chips. Most cars of that
age have 2 "computers" afaik. One at least has a board with a uP chip, like an
8088 or a 68000.
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>This i
If anyone's real good with cars (sorry couldn't resist):
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=As1kO7ZEIAkUMJ1vcXWwRNjM_Nw4?qid=20131016195535AA9XgqM
Or
http://www.w-body.com/showthread.php/78278-1992-Lumina-3-1-sedan-died-starts-with-ether-sort-of
E-mail me :)
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Visually inspect all capacitors for starters. Marred, charred, corrosion,
explosions. Possibly a bad solder joint, crack. My first guess would be the
analog board.
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. you cant always see a bad solder connections. but I once repaired a power
supply by touching most every joint on the bottom of the board.
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>I've done the tap trick before - in a darkened room to see where
Anyone have it?
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Well you could drill an appropriate sized hole in a suitable material and use a
heat gun to soften a localized area.
Touchy work. Far more of an art then science.
You could practice a bit on an inconspicuous area. Say the inside of the
keyboard. But there's no grainy texture there.
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The pi has hdmi out, no? Look on ebay for 9 - 11" standalone monitors (most of
which will need ntsc, but you may get lucky). Or a backseat dvd player that you
can gut (likely all of them need ntsc I would think, but ... are we feeling
lucky yet?).
Are you techy? You could investigate drivin
JUST PULL THE BLOOMIN PLUG. BLIMEY.
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Anyone have one? If so let me know. Tx
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Understand there's yellowing, then there's browning. Fantastic removes browning
very well. Did on my Lisa. In fact if you scrub long enough the yellowing will
come off (with a rough shop cloth say). A lot of it anyway. Doesn't hurt to
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What about just carefully draping the item with old cloth and soaking that.
Resoak as needed?
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>The dunk method is what I'd recommend if you have a LOT of stuff to cover.
>You can also get UV lamps and toss
WHat dudes do with computers with rs-232 serial ports is connect that to an
older say pentium single boaard compter and transfer the files to be printed to
that and use it's facilities to drive a printer. The old macs don't have
rs-232, rs-422 or something, which is compatible enough for text f
looks like an early compact Mac, so thought someone might hold onto one or it's
components if they found one. Would consider purchasing the entire unit
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Hi,
Have a SE FDHD that starts up fine but all i get on the screen is a bright
horizontal line. About a milimeter wide. Any suggestions on this?
Regards Anders
Unless my brain isn't working as it should (HA!), that indicates the flyback
transformer has crapped the bed. Or perhaps a bad solder
see, my brain was working just fine! SNAFU
It's a problem w/the vertical circuit. Not the flyback. don't think so anyway
(didn't even seem right when I was typing).
From: 'Chris Tofu' via Vintage Macs
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you can simply remove a board, and touch each connection (on the bottom, solder
side) with a hot iron. I fixed a power supply like that once. Will the operator
be subject to discharge from a capacitor? Not if you avoid those altogether.
Soldering iron handles are plastic anyway. You could also g
It's not about the size of the monitor, it's about resolution. Many macs can
support different resolution, from 640 x 480 up. I do not have any more of this
data handy unfortunately. You need to, iirc, short certain pins together for it
to boot into a certain resolution. There should be a diagra
all 68020 and up Macs had to have the cable's sense pins configured. I can't
say when this became unnecessary.
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If anyone in the NJ area or it's environs has a big (used to be called two
page) black and white monitor in good shape I may be interested. The
accompanying card would be moocho nice-o too. I have an old HP UX workstation
monitor, 98788a, but I have tried hooking it to anything yet.
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others are much better informed on this subject. But the h/d will be compatible
- physically - with virtually every Mac made. Assuming it's a 3 1/2" model (it
has to be I reckon). As to absolute os compatibility, well it shouldn't go so
bad. A few tweaks will be necessary I'm sure.
I personally
Preferably not working!
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all good advice (bear in mind I'm no expert though).
But what about vinegar and maybe salt to clean the surface of the board? It
eats green oxidation. There must be other chemicals/substances out there that
will consume battery acid and corrosion. Baking soda and or vinegar?
Wes, you can make
Try achieving continuity at points in between pads, or between a single pad and
points nearer then the 2nd pad.
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