Woops! Forgot A 1GB hard drive is installed on this Powerbook
jack
On May 26, 8:35 am, jack <[email protected]> wrote:
> Folks...
>
> For sale:
>
> PowerBook 145B
>
> System 7.6.6
>
> Original 25Mhz 68030 now running (or replaced - did not open up the
> powerbook) to 33Mhz. (This unit was given to me buy a Mac tech repair
> person who did mods).
>
> A very small, smaller than the end of a grain of rice, fiber optic
> hard drive indicator light has been installed in the front right hand
> side of the powerbook. You could not see it unless I pointed it out
> to you. And when not showing disk activity, it for the most part
> invisible because it is so small. (pictures available on request).
>
> 8MB of RAM
>
> internal 1.44 floppy drive.
>
> Internal 14.4 fax modem
>
> 2 batteries which I am sure will *not* hold a charge (I can leave them
> out of the box if you want to pay less for shipping, but this would
> leave a big hole in the laptop - you decide)
>
> Software: Over 20 utility programs (this guy was a technician), Mac
> Draw Pro 1.5 V1, Mac Write 1.5 V3
> Acrobat 3.0
> Claris
> Eudora Pro 4.0
> Netscape 3.01
> And some other software.
>
> Original power supply. No disks, manual, case or any thing else.
>
> I have used this PowerBook for about 5 years. I put it on the shelf
> maybe 5 years ago. When I got it, about 10 years ago, the batteries
> were working. I have one charging now, but the first one I left in
> for 24 hours, did not take a charge. I am sure this second one is the
> same. When my friend gave it to me, the batteries had been rebuilt or
> were new (I can not remember - they look to be un modified Mac
> batteries to me).
>
> When I powered it up for the first time in 5 years, the date and time
> were wrong. I set the correct date and time and left the Powerbook
> plugged in, but turned off for 24 hours. When I turned it back on,
> the date and time were correct, and have remained so for the week or
> so I have been playing with it.
>
> When I first turned it on, the screen had to be re adjusted (contrast
> and brightness). I had light vertical lines on the screen, which
> despaired after it booted to the desktop. Now and then I saw faint
> vertical lines on boot, but never on the desktop screen. I have left
> the machine on for days at a time and the desktop screen looks perfect
> to me.. After several reboots in the last few days the light vertical
> lines have now gone away. All booting and desktop screens look perfect
> to me now. I do not know what this means (if anything). Maybe the
> screen just needed to be turned on and off a few times after sitting
> for 5 years in the closet.
>
> $50 plus shipping. I will charge you the actual shipping cost. I can
> send is slow mail, or priority, UPS, you can choose. I suggest slow
> US post office mail as the least expensive option. I will bubble wrap
> well. No hidden fees for packing, etc.
>
> I am in Portland Oregon 97217. I have perfect feedback on ebay
> (ginger42950).
>
> jack
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