+1 yup, MLCC Caps... RS probably won't even have enough 47uf 16v radials for you to even purchase. They surely will not have any SMT Lytics.
On Wed, Jun 24, 2015 at 4:30 PM, Wesley Furr <wes...@megley.com> wrote: > If you compare with online prices, you'll probably find that even at 90% > off they still aren't all that great of a deal. You probably also won't > be able to find the surface mount parts...unless you want to try soldering > on big can capacitors (as I saw someone online advocating one time), but > that just doesn't seem like a good idea to me. Might be able to find caps > for the power supply if those need replacing...not sure how the LC475 > power supplies compare to early LC ones that seem to be failing...also not > sure those are worth worrying about until the power supply ceases to > function, but someone here maybe can correct me if that's not a good idea. > > I successfully re-capped an LCII with MLCC capacitors, and they were WAY > easier to deal with than matching original electrolytic can > capacitors...should also last longer too. I've got caps to do I think two > more, but haven't gotten around to it yet. I did look a short while back > and found someone on ebay selling MLCC's in small quantities for a good > price...I really need to take stock and order what I need. Got a handful > of LC series machines and they all either need or likely will need new > caps. The LC475 I have looks good so far, but probably should go ahead > and replace them anyway before they fail and leak... > > While you are at RS, check out their batteries section, you can probably > pick up 1/2AA PRAM batteries cheap. If yours has a red Maxell PRAM > battery, I would replace it whether it needs it or not...they seem to have > a high failure rate...making a mess of the motherboard in the process. > > Wesley > > > On Wed, June 24, 2015 4:08 pm, Brian wrote: >> > >> Hi our local RS closing has 90% off caps … wondering if somewhere / >> someone has a caps parts list appropriate for my quadra 605 / performa >> 475. The caps are ok now but presume is not long before they go >> >> >> Btw I have a working 630 CD with heavy upgrades working but dilapidated >> that could use a good home as well as an AV monitor, zip code 94110 >> >> Brian >> >> >> >> >>> On Jun 24, 2015, at 6:18 AM, vintage-macs@googlegroups.com wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>> vintage-macs@googlegroups.com Google Groups Today's topic summary >>> View all topics >>> Mac 128k / 512k I have a Mac Plus tube - is that too old to work in your >>> - 1 Update >>> Mac 128k / 512k - 1 Update >>> macintosh ii - 5 Updates Mac 128k / 512k I have a Mac Plus tube - is that >>> too old to work in your bigcl...@aol.com: Jun 24 01:19AM -0400 >>> >>> >>> I have a Mac Plus tube - is that too old to work in your situation? >>> >>> >>> >>> In a message dated 6/21/2015 9:43:56 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, >>> rya...@mac.com writes: >>> >>> Are you going to end up with ...more >>> Back to top >>> Mac 128k / 512k >>> Vasco Morais <vascodanielmor...@gmail.com>: Jun 23 02:35PM -0700 >>> >>> >>> Hey notgoingtotell you, saw the mac scrolls on your website, great >>> manual, but i would prefer the schematic , can you get me one please? >>> Cheers >>> >>> >>> On Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at 9:59:03 AM UTC+1, ...more >>> Back to top >>> macintosh ii Vasco Morais <vascodanielmor...@gmail.com>: Jun 23 08:31AM >>> -0700 >>> >>> >>> got a macintosh ii, removed both batteries , did a forced startup using >>> a 3v power source, but i get no picture or chime. >>> Capacitors on these machine seem to have all leaked, could a no boot / >>> no ...more coverturtle <covertur...@gmail.com>: Jun 23 12:41PM -0400 >>> >>> Is this a plain Mac ii with the large rectangular box? Just curious. >>> If the tops of the caps are visibly open or "popped", then they are >>> best replaced before even attempting to power up for ...more Matt Patoray >>> <mspproducti...@gmail.com>: Jun 23 12:52PM -0400 >>> >>> >>> Are you sure it is a mac II, the mac II was a 68020 machine not a >>> 68030. >>> >>> >>> It could be an issue with your power supply? >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Matt Patoray >>> Owner, MSP Productions >>> (330)542-3698 ...more >>> Kevin Dady <osg...@cheesefactory.us>: Jun 23 11:28AM -0700 >>> >>> >>> On Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at 11:41:15 AM UTC-5, Jon Kettenhofen wrote: >>> >>>> with a reworking station, better if you use a vacuum assisted >>>> soldering gun but doable with much care taken with a normal ...more >>> Vasco Morais <vascodanielmor...@gmail.com>: Jun 23 11:53AM -0700 >>> >>> >>> this is a mac ii with a 68030 16mhz alright... >>> >>> Jon: Yes it's the large box mac. it could be a power supply issue, i >>> have a iifx it uses the same power supply i can try and swap it. ...more >>> Back to top >>> You received this digest because you're subscribed to updates for this >>> group. 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