Speaking of being a cranky ol' coot, although I don't, I don't achieve this nearly as much as the other ops, but I've been a member of this community for 7 full years as of just ab…

You burned out fast didn't you (joined at the end of 2008 not even a year). Click to expand... Must have been an incandecent lightbulb... :

Next time, a good idea is to use software such as TechTool and a cleaning diskette to clean the floppy drive.

I've looked at the archives quite a bit, that's why I sometimes accidentily call you Trash80toG4

So LCGuy doesn't have the most posts anymore...I'm the only person on page 2 if you sort it by most posts first who joined in 2009. the rest joined in 2007 and a couple in 2008 I'…

I found a new one in an old LC on work. I'll trash the old one. I think it was about to be broken anyway, the head was very loose even before I began to clean it. The new one works…

I'm surprised to hear that alcohol worked -- that's a bit counterintuitive. I've always used WD-40 as a solvent (NOT as a lube here). It works a treat, as the saying goes. Wipe eve…

Yeah, some of the statistics PHPbb3 has are pretty interesting. As an example, I've been here since the start of this iteration of the board, and indeed, as of today I've been on t…

Sony MP-F75W-02G is another one. There are probably other model numbers out there too. AFAIK, the spring in a generic floppy drive is slightly different. And fiddling with such pro…

The head was loose to. So I ironed it, and I fastended the spring. And it looked good and "closed", but it didn't work So I must buy Sony MP-F75W-01G, Sony MP-F75W-11G or Sony …

You won't be able to get that read/write head to come back down again. I know because I accidently did the same to one of my drives. Any Auto-Inject Sony SuperDrive mechanism will …

My stats suck. :-/ 0.88% of all posts / 1.55 posts per day Click to expand... Oh well.

Yeah, some of the statistics PHPbb3 has are pretty interesting. As an example, I've been here since the start of this iteration of the board, and indeed, as of today I've been on …

IT'S ALIVE! IT'S ALIVE! Hehe Yes it works. Got my batteries today and popped them in and it worked The only problem I have now is that my floppydrive seems to be broken …

Only a Mac geek would post THAT much on a board like this. Oh....wait....

I get a feeling it's magnetic based on what was mentioned. I tried the analog board in another Classic with a different hard drive (I've got a non-Apple ProDrive LPS in the Classic…

Total posts: 524[0.50% of all posts / 2.50 posts per day] Click to expand... Wow. I didn't know I'd made that many posts. :?:

What kind of interferince?

Checking the supply voltage is certainly a good recommendation. You may discover that the voltages are fine, however. If that's what you find, note that a not-uncommon source of th…

I've noticed occasional screen interference when the hard drive is accessed on a Classic II. The cables are connected securely and I'm assuming the problem is with the analog board…

Just picked this up from Dan Knight yesterday. Paid $15 for it. Included the video cable. Cabinet is pretty yellowed, not nearly the same shade as my Iigs. It's a bass ackward m…

I know this doesn't help you, but I'd just like to add that I get this same problem on my Mac Classic as well.

I've noticed occasional screen interference when the hard drive is accessed on a Classic II. The cables are connected securely and I'm assuming the problem is with the analog board…

Why specifically do you need to use ZIPs? Click to expand... Probably in response to a comment I'd made about putting fonts in a more universal format. I, for one, use them on…

OS9 takes a while to boot. is the disk scratched? try copying it and booting from that