raoulduke said: Probably unlikely... anyone have a 3400c logic board out that they'd be willing to take a picture of?  Specifically the underside right below the power adapte…

MikeatOSX, what is the problem with  your Kanga?

Back again everyone, I received the new chip today and soldered it. Then I checked all the connections again just to be sure. First try using the new HDD I bought, it did the exa…

Define defective

I'm waiting for the next sequel. I have a defective Kanga.

Elfen said: Good luck with that. Make sure you get the same board. Buy a frame and put the old board on it and hang it up as art when you replace the board. Title it "My Firs…

Good luck with that. Make sure you get the same board. Buy a frame and put the old board on it and hang it up as art when you replace the board. Title it "My First IIgs."

Ok, swapped the ROM and it's the same. So the Mega II is the problem. Time to find another board. Thanks everyone for your help! Pitou!

polyfuses will open up permanently if the current flowing through far exceeds the maximum rating, itll blow the reed apart. 

Ha! So was I to some extent. People remember me as the first one in the 'hood to own a computer! But like you said, lets not hijack... So... TechKnight - I knew there was mention…

don't want to be hijacking this thread elfen. Sure the brother got me an SE from the place. I was the only one in my city, of my age with a mac (that I knew of).

I remember before 9/11 meeting a guy from that area who also worked for Apple, Falen. He commented how he loved the 5300ce (which I had out at Barnes & Noble Coffee Shop at…

and techknight doesn't even like computers

falen5 said: would you believe I worked in Boruns electronics in mahon, cork , Ireland, and we made trimpots, network resistors and those fuses. I never knew at the time tha…

that is quite an interesting story!

would you believe I worked in Boruns electronics in mahon, cork , Ireland, and we made trimpots, network resistors and those fuses. I never knew at the time that the network resis…

Those are polyfuses. they are supposed to blow, and self-reset. 

This is great work! A much major improvement! Why was the scsi chip removed? There is a fuse (F2 and F3 right there!) that sometimes blows and makes your SCSI bus look dead. Chec…

Good Luck. Let us know what happened.

now your taking ozyman - good clean job - - onwards!

good job man!  

on a socket

If he hasn't got one, I know I do. My (Procrastination Plagued Project) Pile-o-1400s stretches approx 30" across the bottom of a bookshelf. The limiting factor is the Cracked Lid C…

I might want one!

I have a spare 1400 active matrix display assembly. I may even have two, I gotta check.