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David Cook replied to the thread Portable CCFL Backlight Replacement with Off-the-shelf LED Strip Driver.I just tested the current usage. I disconnected one of the wires going to the LED strip itself and inserted my multimeter in amp mode... -
Trash80toG4 replied to the thread What did you cook today?.OUCH! I feel for him, hope he enjoys is favorite meal. -
PentaxEnthusiast replied to the thread Portable CCFL Backlight Replacement with Off-the-shelf LED Strip Driver.This is awesome! Thanks for the level of detail; I'll have a good guide should I find myself in a similar position. Right now I'm trying... -
Certificate of Excellence replied to the thread What did you cook today?.Well, no picture of last nights dinner (fried chicken legs, mashed cheddar potatoes & gravy, stewed green beans and macaroni and cheese...
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AArjenCNX replied to the thread Color Classic analog board re-design, needs community feedback..still working on this, it seems my 60V is always too high at 80+V , the other voltages are in check, at 8 and 24V. quite strange to me...
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David Cook replied to the thread Portable CCFL Backlight Replacement with Off-the-shelf LED Strip Driver.Correct. For the first item, I've ordered a couple of other small step-up converters to test. There is one other possible negative...
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JDW replied to the thread Portable CCFL Backlight Replacement with Off-the-shelf LED Strip Driver.@David Cook You're like Scotty -- a real "miracle worker." I'm floored by the excellent detailed info you provided. You, sir, are to... -
David Cook posted the thread Portable CCFL Backlight Replacement with Off-the-shelf LED Strip Driver in Macintosh Portable.I bought a backlit Macintosh Portable (M5126) that needed a recap and minor cleanup. Upon powering up, everything initially worked...
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Trash80toG4 replied to the thread What did you cook today?.I'm starting to ignore your posts like I do the news, one is fattening when I gaze upon it and the other is infuriating when I read it...
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RetroTechTom replied to the thread PowerBook 3400 small popping noise when plugged in.Yes I did take apart the PowerBook to remove the PRAM battery and thankfully it didn't leak inside of it -
