Series/1 noisese and failures... 4967 dead?

Curiosity killed the cat... Lucky we aren't cats! ;-) I'm not scared of it(or at least not any more than 120V or the 20kV in monitors), and it would be relativley easy to install a 220v outlet, but it would be more convenient to convert it to 110v. There is an unused 220v outlet in the attic I could bypass and reroute it to the basement, and there is any empty spot in the breaker box, but it's more fun to play inside the Series/1. I'll learn house wiring later, right now I'm just going to convert the system. BTW, I have pulled the 220v motor out of the floppy drive, and the transformer is already set for 110v, all I need now is a new motor, cord and fuse and that will be done. The 4967 needs two new motors(one for the actual drive, one for the colling fan) and a fuse(I kinda have a cord hooked up), and the CPU jst needs a new fuse and cooling fan motor. I'm ignoring the 4959 right now, I don't really need it yet, and I haven't looked at the 4968 tape drive yet. --------------------------------------------------------------- | http://members.tripod.com/~jrollins/index.html - Computers | | http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Lair/1681/ - Star Trek | | OrHam(a)qth.net list admin Call sign coming soon! | ---------------------------------------------------------------