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I'm so happy I can't stand it I'm back to owning an Amiga all is right with the world again
Gary
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I'm so happy I can't stand it I'm back to owning an Amiga all is right with the world again
Gary
Hi Gary,
That looks like a really nice clean example, nice one and thanks for sharing the pics :thumbsup:
What's the specs? & do you plan on any upgrades?
Steve.
I got lucky with this one so far it has the 2meg agnus chip and the GVP scsi board with a 50Mhz 68030 8meg total for now and a 50Meg HD. I hope to add more memory and other upgrades soonQuote:
Originally Posted by fitzsteve
Gary
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Only thing I'm nervous about is the gentleman I bought it from said it was refurbished and I don't know if that included the motherboard battery and I haven't been brave enough to look yetQuote:
Originally Posted by fitzsteve
Gary
nice machine mate but i would check the battery and if its the origional remove it asap
That looks really nice. And you have a 2MB Agnus and 030 in there...Excellent!
That 50MB HD needs to go though. Or at least keep it just for the OS :-)
A very nice example :-)
I've read that some just clip the leads and remove the battery while others say de-soldering is better I'm not sure which to doQuote:
Originally Posted by johnim
Gary
I would imagine the latter is only necessary if it has leaked already. Afterall you can always de-solder the leads at a later date.
Well I checked and the battery had just started to leak. I clipped the leads and removed it what do I use to clean up the motherboard?Quote:
Originally Posted by AmiNeo
thank you
Gary
Lemon juice and/or vinegar. After that it's well worth getting PCB cleaner from Maplins or someplace.