On 1999-09-30 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>um, isn't there some danger of shock feeling blindly about among the
>circuitry? Capacitors discharging, sharp pokey bits on the cards,
>etc?
Well, I guess some cards do have sharper solder joints than others, but I
don't think it is anything to worry about. He certainly won't get shocked,
with the power supply unplugged, and still contained in it's own case.
A power supplies is difficult to take apart and isn't going to get
accidently opened.
>I wouldn't reccommend it without sighted assistance the first
>couple of times. Then again, it depends on how cavalier you are
>about shocks and pokes. So long as the big square box the power
>sits in doesn't get open, there's no serious hazard to life and
>limb. Still, dunno how I'd ever put the machine back together if I
>couldn't read the little things printed on the board.
Well, Pete something or other does it.....I haven't seen him post to the
list lately. He is down in Ohio, I think. I sent him a bunch or Zenith
parts at one time. It sounded like he already had quite a few projects he
was working on...all be feel.
Jumpers my be something that help would be needed with, However.
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