Hi John,
Have a look in the Quanta Silver Jubilee Magazine, page 53, where it
was mentioned that Romaldo Parodi and Davide Santachiara in Italy
found a source of batteries for Gold and Super Gold Cards. Tony
Firshman was quoted on how to identify the pins and there was an email
contact address for Davide.
--
Dilwyn Jones
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From: "John Gilpin" <[email protected]>
To: "ql-users" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 11:11 PM
Subject: [Ql-Users] Aurora + SGC problem.
I have two identical rigs each one comprising Aurora + Super Gold
Card +
QuBide all mounted in a Pandora Case with other components - Hard
Disk,
PSU, Floppy Drive etc. - Until recently, each rig would self
start -
with no need to select F1 or F2 and each maintained perfect time and
date.
However, over the past few days I have noticed that although once
they
are up and running they still keep perfect time, once switched off,
one
of them comes back with a random time and date at switch on and the
same
machine needs F1 or 2 selecting at power up.
The other machine is still working correctly.
I understand that there is a battery on the SGC (although I have
never
identified it) and I wondered if this behaviour is typical of a
battery
needing replacing or perhaps something quite else. If it is the
battery
which is at fault, where do I go or a replacement, about how much do
they cost and what do I ask for?
Are they easy to replace or are special tools required?
Can someone please help?
Thanks.
Regards to all.
John Gilpin.
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