As of today, i will be offering to part out a tandy 200. fortunately and unfortunately, parts of it have gone to restoring 1 good one out of these 2 dead units. i am filled with regret that i was never able to restore both.the keyboard has always been the main unrecoverable problem with this
lmk the process on fixing this 200's display :) also I have a couple 100's
with dead columns
Greg
On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 11:01 AM Nickolas Nolan
wrote:
> The one for $135 looks easy to repair,
>
> I was almost thinking of buying it to look at myself, but I wouldn't know
> what to do with it
I had my PC-3 and PC-3a apart recently to fix the power swtiches. They
weren't really registering the different positions correctly. While I had
it apart, I messed with the LCD on the PC-3a a little bit to see if I could
reduce the bleeding issue it has. I failed to fix that but I did take some
I've been doing a lot of looking around recently and I've noticed tons of
crossover on parts and cases and keys and keypads. I would just scoop up as
many damaged or undamaged units as inexpensively as possible experiment on
them find the similarities and then maybe you can just leave your
So I'm aware the m100 group may not be the best place to ask. may also post on
vcfed. My past grandfather's pocket computer, marketed as either the trs80 pc-3
or the sharp pc-1251 has had a broken lcd for some time now.
http://oldcomputers.net/trs80pc3.html
Obviously, this one is just a bit
Glad to hear it.
On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 9:41 PM Kurt McCullum wrote:
> Well no sooner had I sent that email when bank 2 started working again. I
> am suspecting it had to do with the battery test I was doing. I ran the
> battery all the way down. I guess that's a warning to me not to do too
