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Macintosh Classic II Blues... :/
- Thread starter nkomarn
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Still alive, haha! I am planning to replace the board - I tested with an oscilloscope and board seems bad. I don't know how I would really go about fixing it at this point.
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pheew! AC and CRTs are my least favorite.
Just a quick glance;
C14, what's going on there?
F1 is that a fuse or an inductor?
Also, isn't there a jumper somewhere on the board for the RAM configuration? Is it in the correct state?
(I'm sorry, I repair synthesizers, just got a Macintosh SE yesterday at the junkyard, although I do have another one in storage, I've never worked on them per se)
pheew! AC and CRTs are my least favorite.Just a quick glance;
C14, what's going on there?
F1 is that a fuse or an inductor?
Also, isn't there a jumper somewhere on the board for the RAM configuration? Is it in the correct state?
(I'm sorry, I repair synthesizers, just got a Macintosh SE yesterday at the junkyard, although I do have another one in storage, I've never worked on them per se)
It’s known that nobody ever died from a CRT shock.
It might hurt like hell, but there is *NO* record of anybody dying from a CRT.
Ah, thank you very much! That eases my mind, I had a Performa the other day that had a rather crusty CRT, I was on needles the entire time, just waiting for it to catch fire in the kitchen LOL
Again, there’s no fact that a CRT will kill you....... Thats until you or me become “statistic #1”
Be carful !!!
Dont make truth the fact.
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