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    1988 RCA Dimensia TV

    That's why I have a small collection of working 80s VCRs. They aren't particularly impressive (monophonic but at least they have composite jacks) but finding 80s VCRs in nice condition is pretty hard nowadays. I still want a working top-loader but the last one I had wouldn't work and I gave up...
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    1988 RCA Dimensia TV

    A Dimensia huh? Wow, those are pretty rare! I've only ever found ColorTrak and XL-100 sets.
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    Evie's Conquests

    A few days ago a former coworker texted me saying he had found an old Mac basically in someone's trash, and it turned out to be a Power Macintosh (yes, Power Macintosh, not Performa) 5400/200. He brought it over here today so we could see if it worked and it did, it had a fully functional...
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    MarNo84's Collection & finds

    It's eerily reminiscent of the Sanyo MBC-775, an early 8088 based luggable. Though that machine had vertical floppy drives instead of horizontal.
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    MarNo84's Collection & finds

    Is that a Sanyo luggable partially disassembled in the second to last picture?
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    PowerBook G3 PDQ overclock to 333mhz?

    I always wondered if you could OC the bus in the PDQ to 83MHz like the non-PDQ models.
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    iBook Clamshell Screen Replacement Advice

    I'm an unlucky girl, of course I open my Clamshell up and it's a Samsung LCD. Guess I'm gonna need a professional after all.
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    iBook Clamshell Screen Replacement Advice

    Yeah, the LG panel I mentioned in the first post is a 1024x768 one. How do you take the screen bezel off? Is it just two screws and a ton of snaps?
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    iBook Clamshell Screen Replacement Advice

    I don't actually know what screen the broken one is, taking apart a clamshell frankly scares me.
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    iBook Clamshell Screen Replacement Advice

    I've got an iBook Clamshell (graphite 466MHz FireWire) with a bad screen and I was able to buy a screen that is supposed to work (it's a LG Phillips LP121X04). I don't actually know what brand the current broken screen is. What else do I need to prepare for this? The old guide I found says you...
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    How to open up a 7100?

    Yeah, gave the machine a thorough check. Motherboard is filthy but okay, hard drive is unfortunately completely dead. I'll have to dig up some 72pin EDO and upgrade it from it's current 16MB.
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    How to open up a 7100?

    Thank you! Looks surprisingly complicated, no wonder I was looking inside and having no idea how to reach the logic board.
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    How to open up a 7100?

    I've never owned any of the machines in the IIvx case before and now I have a 7100/80. Unfortunately my hard drive seems to be bad, and I don't really know how to open the machine up beyond sliding off the top cover. How does it work?
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    G4 MDD main PSU connector pinout

    Yeah, I have the same card which is why I asked.
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    G4 MDD main PSU connector pinout

    How did you get the wiring to clear the GPU though?
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    G4 MDD main PSU connector pinout

    Oh wow, it just fits. I thought it would be a lot tougher than that.
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    G4 MDD main PSU connector pinout

    I'd probably do that in the long term but how exactly do you make one fit?
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    G4 MDD main PSU connector pinout

    I have a G4 MDD (single 1.25GHz FW400) that doesn't power on, which I'm sure means a dead PSU. I managed to find a spare but I don't know if the spare works. What is the pinout of the main motherboard power connector so I can probe it and see if it's putting out anything?
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    Macintosh Performa 5200CD

    I'd compare the TAM to the Libretto but the Libretto was actually good. :P
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    Are there any Macintosh vendors left?

    Atari vendors huh? Do any of them have Atari STs? Been having a hard time finding an Atari ST on eBay for less than $200.
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