Yes, that's what I wanted too, after losing my custom-built 1991 386DX to a leaking clock B/U battery some years ago.
Totally my fault, of course; hence the overkill... ... On 5/31/17, Kurt McCullum <[email protected]> wrote: > I went a little different route with mixed success. I bought some high > capacity capacitors. They worked perfectly in my 102 and 8201. But when I > tried one in my 200 it wouldn't turn off, so I had to remove it and go back > to the a NiCad battery. The longest test I tried with the AA batteries > removed was 4 days and it still held everything in memory. A far cry from > what the original battery provides but plenty for me. I don't think it's a > solution for most, but I take a bit of comfort in never having to worry > about my motherboards being damaged by a leaking NiCad. > > Kurt > >
