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fthain replied to the thread Plastic clutch.I don't think I have a good answer if your problem is a one-off restoration project. I think a good solution for that would be to buy a... -
JDW replied to the thread Plastic clutch.I didn't get a good answer, so a thousand thanks for tagging me in this thread because I might have overlooked it! What are the exact... -
JDW replied to the thread First official C64 in 36 years.I love it when people educated me. Thanks, @muse . And thank you, @ClassicHasClass and @joethezombie and @sunvalleylaw !
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Jjoevt replied to the thread Plastic clutch.Remind's me of @JDW 's post at https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/cracked-hinge-on-mac-portable.4835/post-42536 which I don't think...
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muse replied to the thread First official C64 in 36 years.They are just as active, if not more so, they just don’t prioritise developing a desktop or GUI‑style OS. The C64 is a far more closed... -
Ttrag replied to the thread Apple Network Server MacOS based ROMs found.Well, pin 33 on all four chips is definitely tied to a thicker trace and via as is typically used for ground or power plane connections...
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mizerable replied to the thread Apple Network Server MacOS based ROMs found.These may help? To me, looks like it's to the power plane, on the chips it's "v88" -
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Ttrag replied to the thread Apple Network Server MacOS based ROMs found.Pin 33 definitely appears to be tied to something in @mizerable 's photo. Must be power plane.
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