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Is it an eMac? — #3

Yup. The corners are too square to be an iMac. You can also see part of the silver screw on the side of it.
68kMLA Peripherals by MrMacintosh Fri, 18 Jul 2008 - 00:02

Is it an eMac? — #2

Looks more like a snow iMac than an eMac. But it also may well be neither.
68kMLA Peripherals by Patrickool93 Thu, 17 Jul 2008 - 23:58

Is it an eMac? — #1

https://www.lemonsauctioneers.com/lotimages/humble07-17-08/99.JPG That pallet looks like it has an eMac in it. What do you think?
68kMLA Peripherals by Mike Richardson Thu, 17 Jul 2008 - 23:55

Somnolent mouse — #7

It's the ying-yang balance ... Click to expand... ... a ying-yang rebalancing might improve things... Click to expand... Thank you, both. But you stopped short of w…
68kMLA Peripherals by TheNeil Thu, 17 Jul 2008 - 09:01

Somnolent mouse — #6

That could have been true in my parents' house, given that the business that my father managed had been presented in 1950 with a plaque recognizing its then 25-year franchise as a …
68kMLA Peripherals by equill Thu, 17 Jul 2008 - 02:55

Somnolent mouse — #5

Now the USB Pro Mouse takes 15sec or so longer to wake after the Mac itself wakens from sleep. Click to expand... Its not dead, its resting. Pining for the fjords.
68kMLA Peripherals by porter Thu, 17 Jul 2008 - 02:41

Somnolent mouse — #4

It's the ying-yang balance ... Click to expand... ... a ying-yang rebalancing might improve things... Click to expand... Thank you, both. But you stopped short of w…
68kMLA Peripherals by equill Thu, 17 Jul 2008 - 02:19

Somnolent mouse — #3

Theories? Conspiracies? Knowledge, even? All welcome, please. de Click to expand... No knowledge, unfortunately, only commiseration. My iMac G4 has precisely the same behav…
68kMLA Peripherals by tomlee59 Wed, 16 Jul 2008 - 21:57

Somnolent mouse — #2

It's the ying-yang balance. You sped up the rest of the machine so to keep the machine in balance, the mouse has to go slowly. If it didn't then it would end up getting faster and …
68kMLA Peripherals by TheNeil Wed, 16 Jul 2008 - 17:21

Somnolent mouse — #1

I bought a good clean G4/466MHz DA from a reputable dealer, and successfully tricked it out with an AGP Radeon 7500 so that the Mac could drive a 20-in ADC Cinema Display. I also a…
68kMLA Peripherals by equill Wed, 16 Jul 2008 - 16:34

Pismo/ Wallstreet battery cells — #10

I wonder if you could / super glue the tabs, then use conductive paint to connect the tabs? Click to expand... You could probably make up a mix of conductive paste with supergl…
68kMLA Peripherals by Bunsen Tue, 1 Jul 2008 - 20:51

Pismo/ Wallstreet battery cells — #9

Thanks for the advice. The reason for asking was simply that I have a Wallstreet battery with newish cells in which, however, I believe the controller to have failed. It came rece…
68kMLA Peripherals by beachycove Tue, 17 Jun 2008 - 00:30

Pismo/ Wallstreet battery cells — #8

I'm sure equill will be able to provide a great deal more about the chemistry, but it is my understanding that over-discharge is dangerous because conductive filaments can form in …
68kMLA Peripherals by tomlee59 Tue, 17 Jun 2008 - 00:08

Pismo/ Wallstreet battery cells — #7

If the cells were ever over-discharged, some controllers will set a nonvolatile bit to prevent recharge. Click to expand... Is that why bunches of these stupid LiIon batteries …
68kMLA Peripherals by Franklinstein Mon, 16 Jun 2008 - 22:54

Pismo/ Wallstreet battery cells — #6

I wonder if you could (i know you guys will hate this) super glue the tabs, then use conductive paint to connect the tabs? so no soldering or spot welding needed?
68kMLA Peripherals by macintoshme Mon, 16 Jun 2008 - 19:47

Pismo/ Wallstreet battery cells — #5

The controllers must be matched to the batteries, particularly in a lithium-ion pack. More than with any other battery chemistry, lithium-ion requires very special handling to avoi…
68kMLA Peripherals by tomlee59 Mon, 16 Jun 2008 - 19:34

Pismo/ Wallstreet battery cells — #4

The controllers will handle different capacities. Lots of people have re-celled these batteries before. But these people also know what is going with these things very well. They …
68kMLA Peripherals by Da Penguin Mon, 16 Jun 2008 - 06:22

Pismo/ Wallstreet battery cells — #3

Don't recell a LiON or LiPo battery. You're taking your life in your hands, unless you really know what you're doing. The smarts in there stop them asploding in your lap.
68kMLA Peripherals by Bunsen Sun, 15 Jun 2008 - 16:13

Pismo/ Wallstreet battery cells — #2

Apple really doesn't publish any technical information in that detail, which is a shame for old machines that are hard to equip with proper replacement parts. Anyway, some people …
68kMLA Peripherals by Franklinstein Sun, 15 Jun 2008 - 02:25

Pismo/ Wallstreet battery cells — #1

Are the battery cells in Pismo/ Wallstreet batteries matched in any way with the battery controllers? In other words, is there any point in re-celling a main battery with different…
68kMLA Peripherals by beachycove Sat, 14 Jun 2008 - 23:00

More Powerbooks — #2

Nice! Do they all work? The duo 2300s run system 7.6 quite well!
68kMLA Peripherals by WorkgroupServer Wed, 31 Oct 2007 - 04:04

More Powerbooks — #1

Picked up a Duo 2300 with mini-ock, Duo 230, and a Powerbook 150. All have ac adapters. Paid $30.00 for all
68kMLA Peripherals by Maconthemove Wed, 31 Oct 2007 - 00:57

Broderbund BannerMania — #8

Update: I already put the program to good use! A co-worker wanted a banner made and since I had the program and an ImageBanger I went ahead and did it. It looks awesome...so profe…
68kMLA Peripherals by Scott Baret Tue, 23 Oct 2007 - 05:00
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