Nat Hall wrote:
Hi Daniel,
No, yours is not different from mine.
Mine is the same way but it came with (I think they all came with this
from the factory) a special cable that as a sort of pass-through
connector on it that allows you to plug other devices into it,
therefor allowing it to be
Jack Gallemore wrote:
Nope. I got an email a couple of days ago that the CC forum had a new
thread, but I never made it there.
Jack
On Jul 20, 2005, at 2:03 AM, Stuart Bell wrote:
Anyone know what's happened to AppleFritter?
A couple of days ago. it came up with a splash screen suggesting
Basic types of de-soldering tools vary. For through hole boards it can
be a standard soldering iron and a $5.00 solder sucker or a full blown
heated desoldering iron with a vacuum pump and solder filter. For SMD
devices it can be either a heated tweezer arrangement or a hot air
rework
I have replaced any caps on my Classic/Plus/512/128 Compacts yet, but
it's on my list. I routinely replace swollen caps on modern PeeCee
motherboards and it's no big deal. I have a Hakko desolder station, a
Hakko solder station and a hot air SMD rework station. All purchased on
ebay for a
There is a major problem in the PeeCee industry of capacitor failure
within eighteen to twenty four months. I really expect that older Mac's
will still be around in twenty years while current P4's will be totally
extinct.
John Niven wrote:
Let's put this in perspective :-)
We are
Anyone know anything about an upgrade board for a 128 called a Monster
Mac from a company called Levco? I bought a 128 motherboard p/n
630-0101 that has a Monstar Mac board attached. Just curious if it
needs special software or extension to run or if it's worth keeping.
James
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The Linksys router and all other linksys wireless products do not
support AppleTalk.
What model Asante adapter do you have?
Timothy Domst wrote:
No, I have the Powerbook hard wired into the hub, use
ethernet/Appletalk to get the file I want to print from my G4 or
wherever, switch Appletalk to printer port on the Powerbook, then
print with the printer port from the Powerbook,
Makes sense. I've had no issues with my DLink or Netgear equipment in
my crossplatform, mixed protocol network, but I don't use Linksys (too
many problems when we used them at $work). My LaserWriter Select 360 is
hooked to my network through an AsanteTalk bridge and a PhoneNet loop
while my
To be real honest, I can't remember what system is running on the
Plus. It's currently in storage, but later this month when everything
has to be out of storage, I'll check.
James
Jessi wrote:
Jessi wrote:
difficulties installing Asante EN/SC software on Plus
Any thoughts as to what I should
Jessi wrote:
Hi folks,
Hope you can send me some anti-frustration medicine. I was making
progress until just now with my Plus. I got 6.0.8 and most of the
programs I wanted installed on the external SCSI drive, and it was all
working great. Maybe I should have stopped there.
Instead I thought,
I'm not very active on this list but as the owner of eight compacts,
it's my opinion that peripherals that are compact compatible should be
allowed. That goes with the spirit of most platform specific mailing
lists.
I'm active on the classiccomp list. We have a 10 Year Rule. Anything
ten
I don't think it's been a problem on this list, but it has sparked some
ugly exchanges on a couple of other LEM lists. :-)
Mike wrote:
Did I miss the political propaganda ?!
Darn not again !
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Compact Macs is
I've bee nasked to find the value of these items. Anyone have a clue?
James
Apple Computer Inc.
Model M0001, upgraded from 128K to 512K mother board
s/n F4120TUM0001
(even with the original Energizer #523 battery, taken out and put in a
plastic bag...the battery still has 3.6 volts!)
Mouse, Model
I know but I wanted to cross check my estimate. Mainly a second opinion.
James
Barry Skidmore wrote:
James,
If this has already occurred to you, please excuse me. The best source I
have found for the going value of old computer equipment is eBay.
Barry
I've bee nasked to find the value of
That's about what I thought also. I told the owner that they basically
destroyed the value of the Mac with the upgrade. I offered the owner
the $50 and they could keep the ImageWriter. I haven't heard from them
yet. I think they were looking for a couple of C notes.
Stuart Bell wrote:
OK.
I have seen four versions of the EN/SC. There is the large metal box
version with AUI, BNC and RJ45 ports, the SCSI ID is selectable and
needs a power brick. There is the newer small platinum box that has no
power supply provision (I think this is the one Jeff has), there is the
Mini EN/SC,
Download and install CAPer on the NeXT. It's the Columbia AppleTalk
package. Lets the NeXT speak native AppleTalk over ethernet. I could
actually connect from my Dimension Cube running 3.3 to my Mac Plus that
was connected either with PhoneNet to an AsanteTalk bridge or through
the Asante
I brough out my Plus for the first time in five years tonight. Before I
placed it in storage, it had intermittant video but now it's all black
unless I whack it on the side. I'll get a brief flash of normal video
for about a second and then it will return to darkness. I assume it's
solder joint
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