I have my Performa 475 hooked up to the vga port on my HDTV (using a vga adapter and a vga cable), the HDTV complains a little (complaining about resolution mismatch) when it first detects a video signal but displays fine.
It displays with a few issues, but is useable. Just not ideal. Haven't found a telnet client on this phone that works correctly yet. Its hard to type cause when you type it lags before it responds (have to wait 1-10 seconds between key presses). But all of these issues are with the client itself.
Had to give your BBS a go, used a telnet app on my windows phone to try.
Quite interesting. Been on a BBS a few times a while ago (first time with a smartphone though).
After you do clean everything off with soap and water, you can buy a can of compressed air to spray around any chips that might hold water under them. It makes the drying process a lot better. It still needs to sit a few days to make sure it's dry, chips that can trap water under them can be a...
To me it doesn't matter what brand of pram battery is used, i either remove the battery and never replace it, or buy a new battery. You run the risk of a leaking or exploding battery with every replacement.
My first 475 met its fate by a exploding pram battery which was maxell brand, now my...
There are a few pictures taken using it on Google, you would assume correctly about poor quality. It will probably never be used being that my phone takes better pictures. Its just a interesting part for a collection if you will.
Speaking about palm III, i picked up a palm III with dock and a palmpix camera attachment at goodwill for $2.99 USD. The palm works, i just need to get a USB to serial adapter to load up software to use the camera, but i expect it also works as well.
http://www.howtodothings.com/electronics/how-to-discharge-a-capacitor
that should give you a heads up on what to do.
but from what i have seen a blown cap is normally discharged already.
the high-voltage capacitors that are not blown are the ones you got to watch out for.
I just use plastic epoxy that you can also pick up at a auto store.
the stuff is a heck of allot stronger then any superglue that i have found, heck you can even use it to fabricate parts (like you can do with bondo on a car). its great stuff to use.
there is also different mixes for glass...
Wow, now that's what i call a score. And with all of those add on cards (the SCSI cards, ZipGSX, and so on) i bet that was a mint.
A score like that is something i have always dreamed of (when it comes to the IIgs). There is only one more thing (from the Mac side) that i want, Which is a TAM.