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Fizzbinn replied to the thread LC575 computer killed LC520 motherboard! 😭.I have a Performa 575 and have successfully used both 520 and 550 logic boards in it with no problem, boards that I normally use(d) in... -
MMarcio D. replied to the thread SHADOW GANGS ZERO - Retro-style ninja action game for Neo Geo, Sega Genesis / Mega Drive, and Dreamcast !.The developer has dropped a major bombshell in his latest update report. Despite Neo Geo having been the lead development system since...
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JDW replied to the thread LC575 computer killed LC520 motherboard! 😭.I put my multimeter into continuity check (beeper) mode and put the probes across each polymer tantalum capacitor. No continuous beep... -
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David Cook replied to the thread LC575 computer killed LC520 motherboard! 😭.With the motherboard removed, do you measure a short between +5V and gnd on the motherboard? -
Llsi-aigisx86 replied to the thread Identifying mystery macintosh SE Accelerator/upgrade card.The voltage with the card installed reads at 4.90v, without the card installed, the voltage reads at 5.00V Some more updates, I...
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Pphipli replied to the thread Identifying mystery macintosh SE Accelerator/upgrade card.What did the 5v actually read as to 2 decimal places?
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Llsi-aigisx86 replied to the thread Identifying mystery macintosh SE Accelerator/upgrade card.So updates, I have been able to confirm that the power supply is good, both with and without the accelerator that 5 volt and 12 volt...
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JDW replied to the thread LC575 computer killed LC520 motherboard! 😭.When I tested my LC520 motherboard inside the LC575 body, I had my external BlueSCSI v1 attached, but its LEDs never lit up. I...
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JDW replied to the thread LC575 computer killed LC520 motherboard! 😭.The LC520 motherboard was recapped by me using these Polymer Tantalum capacitors.
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CChrisTheChiller replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).i'm sorry i didn't take pictures of the whole process, i hope i can make it a bit clearer: you have to completely unscrew the scanning...
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