Ok, just finished a full recap on two of my powerbooks 100s. Got a little lazy and just used Uni's cap reference page since I just got too excited and pulled every cap off without making a cap reference sheet I replaced all caps on logic board, daughter card, and LCD screen. Except the ones on inverter board and the ball pointer. Anyway later on when i got to the second powerbook, i realized two of the references didn't match. a 220uF should be listed as 330uf, and one of the small 1uF should have been listed as 10uF. Laptop is working great even with the incorrect values on those two but i see some minor ghosting on the screen. I haven't ordered the 330uf yet, but I'm at least going to fix the 10uf one. Still would this be the cause of ghosting, i have my doubts since they are both located on logic board and not lcd? Or is it just an issue this would have been there even when the thing was brand new?
Anyway i'll update once i get more free time to fix this up. Next thing on my list, run the thing on a scsi2sd, I have too many to play with and the tinkerer in me wants to make a big thing fit where its not suppose to. so I'm going to get creative with the dremmel and make one of the 3.5" fit in there, even if i have to bypass cutoff traces! If i manage to get this to work i'll post some pics lol . BTW i know there is a new version out there that will work and is designed for 2.5", but I have too many of the old version to tinker with so why not I say!
Anyway i'll update once i get more free time to fix this up. Next thing on my list, run the thing on a scsi2sd, I have too many to play with and the tinkerer in me wants to make a big thing fit where its not suppose to. so I'm going to get creative with the dremmel and make one of the 3.5" fit in there, even if i have to bypass cutoff traces! If i manage to get this to work i'll post some pics lol . BTW i know there is a new version out there that will work and is designed for 2.5", but I have too many of the old version to tinker with so why not I say!