Hi folks,
Had an email from a lucky sod who's got his paws on a C240 Atari Video
Machine but the power brick is bust/broken/knackered/fubar/nixed.
Anyone have one of these things or access to the schematics? He thinks it's
a 16V input but isn't entirely sure so he won't touch it until he knows
more....
All the links on atarimuseum.com are b0rked.....
TIA!
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Adrian/Witchy
Owner & Webmaster, Binary Dinosaurs
www.binarydinosaurs.co.uk - possibly the UK's biggest online computer museum
www.snakebiteandblack.co.uk - ex-monthly gothic shenanigans :o(
Hi folks,
This is totally nowhere near the 10 year rule since the chips have datecodes
of 9951 on 'em, but the theory of failure is the same. It's a 16 port 10/100
hub and it whistles like a bastard when its powered up. On dismantling I
find that one of the electrolytic caps on the power regulator side of things
is looking (to me) unwell in that it has a brown stain on the top over one
of the joins:
http://www.wowrarelook.co.uk/cap.jpg
I gather replacement is necessary since it's obviously on its way out?
Cheers all,
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Adrian/Witchy
Owner & Webmaster, Binary Dinosaurs
www.binarydinosaurs.co.uk - possibly the UK's biggest online computer museum
www.snakebiteandblack.co.uk - ex-monthly gothic shenanigans :o(
Good bit on early storage devices, Sellam.
before the beginning of the story a host showed a mag
that had a evatone like record with programs on it.
how did one use the record?
my guess is that you had to copy the record to
cassette
tape then load that into the comp.
Bill
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I've got the R/C Truck bug again and I need to thin out my collection a
bit for some cash.
[for anyone who cares, I'm looking at a Team Associated RC10 GT
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXCLU0&P=0]
Here's the system I'm selling:
2x 60MHz SuperSPARC Modules (501-2519)
256M RAM (8x 32M)
CDROM & DAT
1G Drive in SparcServer
18x 1G Drives in Storage Array
Disk Array Host Adaptor (501-2553)
Network Peripherals FDDI Card
Terms:
I WILL NOT SHIP THIS HEAVY MONSTER! I'm in Bloomington, IN.
I'm asking $200 or best reasonable offer by Fri, Mar 19.
I've also got a SGI 4D/35 with several drives which would make a good
parts machine, an old 320H IBM RS/6000 machine, and an Amiga video
toaster 2000 card if anyone is interested.
Brian
Hey Guys
I've got a few DEChub90s - sweet things they are too. However, I don't wnt
the bulk of them at the moment until we move to the New House.
I'd like to run one of the modules - a DECserver90TL, not that it matters
really which module it is - standalone.
There's the largeish 16x3 rectangular backplane connector, and a smaller
DIN-ish port. Where does the PSU connect on models that were born to be
standalone?
TIA
alex/melt
Now that drives are getting cheaper, sorta ---
Can I use an Ultra 160 hard drive with my AHA-2940UW with other single
ended drives attached to the 68 pin buss?
Gary Hildebrand
St. Joseph, MO
> No, not at all. I don't see any "obstacles", only whining and
> inconsequential blathering.
>
> Look bud...
This thread has gone on long enough, it's not really appropriate for the
list. Please take it to private email if you deem the "tit for tat" worthy
of the bandwidth. It's not worthy of mine.
Jay
No, not at all. I don't see any "obstacles", only whining and
inconsequential blathering.
Look bud... YOU try living with these assholes and see how long you last.
>From the moment you started participating in this group you've bandied
about ridiculous theories about electricity and your questions have
generally been answerable with just the minimum of Googling (and before
you protest you CAN get to Google from AOL, I've done it).
Don't give me that raft of shit... I did google first and found next to nothing. And what I did find was usually a bunch of giberish that, if I knew german, I would be able to understand. BTW, google's "translate this page" option wasn't there.
When you try to get help for your problems, you seem to go out of your way to make it
difficult. The problem doesn't seem to be AOL or your parents or Windows or whatever.
It's you. Do some basic research and install some decent tools (of which
there are many free ones available). Hide them from your parents if need
be.
Me dad is smarter then he appears... he knows enough to check certain unalterable system logs, that record all system activity. So installing programs is out of the question. Downloading is allowed as long as I don't exceed 1GB of file space they've "alloted" me.
If you insist your parents are in the way then get a job and move
out or order your own phone line.
I've been looking for a job for 4 fucking months. But because of certain facts that goal seems unachieveable. A.)I was never allowed to get me temps (it was an 18th b-day present to meself) so I can't drive (yet), B.)the damn economy has hit the area where I live extremely hard (Ohio if your wondering), most of the companies around here haven't finish firing people yet, while the rest of you are on the upwards climb... we haven't quite hit the bottom.
Care to trade lives?
Lyos Gemini Norezel
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