on 3/15/05 11:10 PM, Michael S. Macdonald at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Lavode wrote: > >> I just inherited a Power 120T, and this is my first exposure to the >> clones. Unfortunately, this is an unhappy machine, and will not >> start, chime, nothing. I have made sure all my connections are >> correct, the black power switch is on the "|" position, the power >> cord works, is plugged in, keyboard and monitor attached and plugged >> in, and no other peripherals. Push the button on the front of the >> tower, and nothing. Push the power button on the keyboard, and >> nothing. Not even a click. Just dead silence. >> >> I suspect it's a bad power supply. Anyone know what type of power >> supply the 120T uses and how easy/worthwhile it is to try to replace >> it? >> >> What I know about the system: >> Zilch, since I haven't pulled it apart. It appears to have a ton of >> RAM on visual inspection. > > The Power 120 is essentially a PowerMac 8100 (601cpu running @120 > MHz) It has an interesting 'peltier cooler' on the cpu, and was > second in stature only to the PowerMac 9100 series. > > Keep an eye out for G3 upgrades for the processor direct slot, > originally occupied by a second video card. > > Read this recent message from listmember Al, as the Power 100 desktop > and 120 tower use identical motherboards and power supplies. > > Cheers...Michael > > ------------- > Al > Anyone interested in a Power 100 computer? > > It's a 100mhz 601 with 64mb of RAM (I may have more), a 2gb SCSI Hard > Drive and a CD-ROM Drive. > > I have MacOS 8.6 on it now. > > It's the desktop case version of the machine. > > I have an ADB Keyboard and a Mouse to go with it. > > It's in Philadelphia, PA, so I'd prefer it if someone wanted to come > pick it up. > > I'm keeping my PowerCenter 132, but I'd like to adopt this unit out > into a good home... LOL! > > ---------------- > I thought the P100 had a Power Supply that fit nothing else. At least that's what they told me when I had to buy one for my grandsons P100.
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