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ok it is with much shame and embarrassment that i must say that i have a mac plus, and to get more than 1mb of ram working i cut the resistor -this was part of another fixing looking around, i thought why not just do it when i was inside - anyway, i cut the wrong one!!
yes yes yes a school-boy error if ever there was one. worse i threw it away so cant just re-attach and start again.
so, anyone know the value of the R6 resistor?
Wouldn't it be cool (for me!) if it was the same as the R8 that i should have removed!
i know nothing about resistors, so either the value of the colour banding will do, i am sure i can find the correct one from there.
yes yes yes, i am a bloody idiot! :I
yes yes yes a school-boy error if ever there was one. worse i threw it away so cant just re-attach and start again.
so, anyone know the value of the R6 resistor?
Wouldn't it be cool (for me!) if it was the same as the R8 that i should have removed!
i know nothing about resistors, so either the value of the colour banding will do, i am sure i can find the correct one from there.
yes yes yes, i am a bloody idiot! :I
Looking at this picture of the board, R6 appears to be 10kΩ ±5%. Should be easy enough to find a replacement for, somewhere like Maplin should have them for a couple of pence...
That's what it looks like to me – the gold band is pretty hard to see, but it's there. Since 1% resistors are common and cheap these days, there's no reason to use one of those instead of a 5%. The colour code for a 10kΩ ±1% resistor would be brown, black, orange, (gap), brown.
