, but it works. Keep
those fuzz bunnies clear of the fan opening ;-) Is it warm in here or is it
just me?
Kapnkid
a 68040 does generate heat at 25Mhz.
> It is just an added benefit to keeping it cool.
> remember heat is the enemy.
>
>
> > >A heatsink.
> > >
> >
George Mogiljansky wrote:
> The fan is noisy and keeping the lid on will reduce
> the noise. I would try to hide the case inside an
> enclosure but make it sure it's not too small (to
Another possibility is to replace the noisy fan with a new fan of the same
voltage and displacement (cubic fe
> >>> A crash reduces
> >>>
> >>> Your expensive computer
> >>>
> >>> To a simple stone.
>
> One very high in silica at that, this is usually indicative of
Could it be it contains more lead than silicon by weight, as the monitor is
a very high lead glass, in order to minimize X-ray emission. A
Knowing nothing about the networking capabilities of the AppleIIgs, I can only
talk about the AppleII+. My cousin worked for "Mountain Computer" and he got
me a ROM card which would allow the AppleII+ to 'boot up' to any program on the
ROM, as soon as it was turned on. Without checking the card a
>
> I acquired a Global Village TelePort 56 Fax/Modem today -- the one with
> the attached Mac serial connector, but it didn't come with a power
> brick. Does anyone know what kind of power supply this thing needs?
>
> Eagle
>
The one I have in my hand , Model A824 uses a 9 volt DC 'wall wart'.
The supply unit was rated at 500 ma with center as positive. Having a unit
that will supply over that shouldn't be a problem, IMO.
Eagle wrote:
> On Sunday, April 14, 2002, at 04:47 , kapnkid wrote:
> >> I acquired a Global Village TelePort 56 Fax/Modem today -- the one with
n or computer monitor.
What have you got to loose?
kapnkid
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