On Mon, Sep 9, 2002, 9:35pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (the pickle) wrote:
Well, Digi-Key won't make you too happy either because their minimum
order is $25 unless you want a $6 service charge...
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the pickle
$25 can go quickly in that catalog though, eh?
Hardy
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Gamba wrote underneath this:
Does anybody know what may be wrong with my Mac? Anything that I should
replace that might be causing the problem?
Thank you for your help,
Liam Hatton
Perth, Australia
This just a wild guess, I would suspect the power supply.
A voltmeter would be handy to
Yo compacters everywhere,
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No, I have no connection with this. It sure looks on-topic. Surely someone of us lives
within pickup distance of this.
Bill
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No, I have no connection with this. It sure looks on-topic. Surely someone of
us lives within pickup distance of this.
Bill
Saw that. To ship or post to Western Australia
I went out to get somebody connected to the internet today. They were
running an old Dell with Windohze 98 Sadists Edition on it. It was
pretty easy although I had to un-install IE 5.5 to re-install the
connection package - really constructive!
Anyway! I looked on the desk behind me and there
In the pile of Mac Classics I'm giving away. I still have a few left.
I have a classic with a very dark display.
The control panel is set at maximum.
What is the cause of this?
Also 4 of the classics had no HDD. They had a SCSI terminator in the internal SCSI
port.
What do you think they were
I live in Australia and I think I ALMOST live close enough to drive and pick
up a haul like that!
Is that what they call a Mac Cube?
Scott.
Geelong, Australia.
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From: Bill Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 11 September 2002 1:48 AM
To: [EMAIL
Update to previous post:
Bill Walsh of Digikey tells me that indeed there is a suitable Larry
Pina upgrade replacement for the diode at CR1 and CR5 on the analog
board (Pina Part # MR 824 5-A). Part # FR604CT is a
higher-amperage-than-the-original repacement that they carry. He further
tells me
At 06:50 -0400 on 10/09/02, Hardy Menagh wrote:
On Mon, Sep 9, 2002, 9:35pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (the pickle) wrote:
Well, Digi-Key won't make you too happy either because their minimum
order is $25 unless you want a $6 service charge...
--
the pickle
$25 can go quickly in that catalog
Yo compacters everywhere,
To Gamba's thread looking for SE/30 HD power numbers, our Philip Stortz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] responded:
...i think more power is easily available though, i've put in considerable larger
drives that drew much more in the past without problems.
I'll second that. When I
any one interested could of course email the winner to see what he plans
on doing with all those macs, likely they plan to test and sell them
somewhere or they may just enjoy a challenges.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I live in Australia and I think I ALMOST live close enough to drive and pick
This just a wild guess, I would suspect the power supply.
A voltmeter would be handy to measure the voltages before and after the pop
that makes it work.
Hi Liam
Any luck? If you find the power supply at fault and have trouble finding
a replacement board drop me a line.
Darren
Melb/Oz
damn, i just checked yellow freight and it would be about $270 for them
to bring me the pallet, oh well, it was worth checking. and i'm just in
wyoming, i'm sure i could drive there for that much!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I live in Australia and I think I ALMOST live close enough to drive
Bill Brown wrote:
Now I have need to configure an SE running System 7.1 and a PPC running MacOS 8.1 to
do our Mac thing in Hipanic Spanish as well. WhaddoIdo?
Hi Bill:
My wife is an Ecuadorian botanist, and she does a lot of writing in both
English and Spanish. I end up doing a lot of page
I recently got an se/30 and set to upgrading it... got the
network card and the ram upgraded easily, but I'm having
problems with the hard drive. I've tried to add any of the
many extra SCSI drives I have lying around, which range in
size from 425mb to 4.2gb. After much, much futzing, I
I recently got an se/30 and set to upgrading it... got the
network card and the ram upgraded easily, but I'm having
problems with the hard drive. I've tried to add any of the
many extra SCSI drives I have lying around, which range in
size from 425mb to 4.2gb.
Thanks in advance !
In article a05111a00b9a478e3ba67@[64.172.128.149] you wrote:
I too have had problems with formatting/reformatting HDs for several
SE/30s. I have tried many different HD Utilities, and found several
that have worked, including setting up partitions.
Hm. Is it your thinking that I need to
This just a wild guess, I would suspect the power supply.
A voltmeter would be handy to measure the voltages before and after the pop
that makes it work.
Hi Liam
Any luck? If you find the power supply at fault and have trouble finding
a replacement board drop me a line.
Darren
Melb/Oz
I get most of my toasters that way these days. Just fixed one up for a lady on
disability. Classic II, Stylewriter 1200. She's quite happy with it. Just the
way it should be!
Jeff
There ya go. I got her home and ran her up only to be deafened by the
sound of very dry drive bearings (c'mon
See above. He must be willing to go you one cheapers enough?
The power supply is on the analog board, the one that stands on its
side in your Mac. Just unscrew and swap it with another.
Jeff
I will have a go at replacing the analogue board and see - I've taken a
closer look and it looks like
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