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geerlingguy replied to the thread SE/30 ferrite core missing preventing horizontal CRT adjustment?.Thanks! I just looked on Printables, and someone made the perfect little print for this: TV set / CRT alignment tool (tweaker) Even...
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JDW replied to the thread WON'T POWER ON: PowerBook Wallstreet PDQ.And just to let you all know, I left the same PDQ connected (the one I used DeOxit on yesterday), with the same AC power adapter... -
warmech replied to the thread SE/30 ferrite core missing preventing horizontal CRT adjustment?.Not saying buy these, just providing an example: wrenches. Those are pretty expensive for a set of adjustment tools and I'm sure someone... -
Eeeepc posted the thread IIGS w/ Uthernet II - No Internet Despite Valid IP Address in Apple I/II/III.Hello! First post here, thanks for the help. I just got a Uthernet II card for my Apple IIGS, mostly just for fun and the occasional...
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JDW replied to the thread WON'T POWER ON: PowerBook Wallstreet PDQ.In my specific case, yes, I have two, specifically made for the PDQ machines. Model M4402. I uploaded photos here. But the reason we...
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Kktaggart replied to the thread BlueSCSI Ultra & Ultra Wide.I was wondering if my SD might be bad, so I grabbed a 32GB SD, created a 1GB .hda file, and copied that and the ini file over. Booted...
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KKnife Cult replied to the thread WON'T POWER ON: PowerBook Wallstreet PDQ.Do you have a power adapter for a PowerBook...
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Jjoevt replied to the thread Fitting Big Disks to G3s and G4s.The 66 MHz slot of B&W G3 and Yikes is weird because it's basically an overclocked slot that can't run at 33 MHz like a normal PCI slot...
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geerlingguy replied to the thread SE/30 ferrite core missing preventing horizontal CRT adjustment?.Oh I've never had one of those! I'll have to find a plastic bit set or maybe even 3D print one... I did notice it looked like a...
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ESM-NL replied to the thread SE/30 ferrite core missing preventing horizontal CRT adjustment?.Nothing is missing. That black core inside the plastic tube is the adjustment. Just use a 2.5 millimeter hexagon wrench made of plastic...
