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You should probably not try and test it, as there is probably more damage to the inside then you may realize. But you can try. Just don't get hurt! :p

Wow. :( I only hope you got a refund. The Performa 5xx series is going to go extinct in the wild with all this nonsense going on.

Welp, there's your problem there. You can't get 128k logic boards for cheap, because rare ermagawd. :p

Yep. If you are going to 3d-print the leaves, go the full mile and GET that perfect shade! It's a little thing that will make you smile, knowing your clamshell is whole again.

That is a bit weird. I've *knocks on wood* never had that problem before. Could I see what the error message actually looks like on the clamshell screen?

Wait. Two... FEET? Two feet of just pure 1400 glory? That's awesome!

Ah yes, those hinges. I have to agree with you there, Cory. Stupid threaded inserts, always breaking and ruining my day! You just need to prop it upright and well enough that the hinges don't blow up... :pb:

Hard to say. But in good working order, without many visible cracks or bruises, I would say... Between $25 and $50, depending if it has the power adapter and other stuff. In perfect condition, maybe $75 to $150. EDIT: Can you post any pictures of what the condition is? :)

Wireless Pippin controller? Awesome!!!

16 volts. If you're having power fluctuations, take off the cord on the supply and smell. If it smells like fish, crack that sucker open and recap it.

Yes, I agree. Sorta makes me sad that nobody liked it because of the """ugly""" patterns.

Does this count as a conquest?? :p This trackball thingy is pretty big. EDIT: This seems to be a "Mouse Systems" trackball. Not sure when, or what for. My guess is early Microsoft PCs, (Win98) with the DB9/RS232 connector.

I wouldn't doubt that the damaged plastic is causing it. Maybe, the holes in the top probably let more dust in, settling on the high-voltage areas and making it pop. But, as Techknight said, that probably isn't it. Also, possibly the flyback is bad, as Floofies said. Sorry for the fact that you...

Nice!! (but was it worth the IIc+? Only time will tell...) ;)

Dandu said it was the first model, so I assume he meant the TiBook. And nice PowerBook 100!

Floppy drive? I recommend the PowerBook 500 series. Nice little laptop and has a built-in 800k floppy drive. I like the Wallstreet series idea, but it could be hard to find a working one that has the FDD module installed.

Hope it works out. :)

So jealous right now... :p

weird... My two yo-yos are intact. One has the original Garamond font, too.

My 520c HDD also spins down at sleep. Sounds like something is bad... I'm sure that the 180 shuts off the HDD at sleep.