Re: TI-H: ti-turbo
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Yes, I've also burned a small hole in my ribbon cable, but it didn't get to
any of the wires, so I was lucky. Also, the part about losing
lines...that's only if you mishandle the LCD. My friend's is like that
only because he dropped the calc once too many times. I repaired it just
by resealing the connections between the rubber strips and the glass panel
and it worked fine again. Just be sure to be careful with the LCD.
"This is the most logical route, Captain"
-= Zenon@bbs.nexes.com =-
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: From: ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org
: To: Zenon
: Subject: Re: TI-H: ti-turbo
: Date: November 2, 1996 1:45 PM
:
:
: >Hi everyone,
: > I'm kinda new on this list and pretty new to messing with hardware
: >as well. I've read the instructions about how to accelerate the TI-85
but
: >decided to first try it on my TI-81. I pulled out the C9 and decided
not
: >to replace it with a lower rating cap until I started getting errors on
my
: >calc. Well, it didn't seem to have any effect....
:
: I've never lost a line across my screen. And on the 81, I think that the
: c9 in it doesn't accelerate it. To my knolwedge, only the 85 has a speed
: limiting capacitor. I had a hell of a time removing the capicitor, the
: best advice I can give you is get a REALLY sharp soldering iron tip, a
: desoldering bulb, tweasers, and be carefull. I use the radio shack
butane
: cordless iron, and I melted the plastic coating off of the ribon cable in
: one place, but it still works. I know a friend that propped his
soldering
: iron up for a minute while he went to get something. When he came back,
it
: had fallen off and landed on the U4 ic. It burden a square hole in the
PC
: board, and needless to say he uses an HP now. You could even try to burn
: out the capicitor by over-heating it, and just solder a new 33pf
capicitor
: to one end of the old one. Be carefull, it takes a lot of heat but it's
: pretty easy to burn out a surface mount capacitor. Then you use the
: schematic for the switch and the 1pf cap in the accel85.txt file.
:
: -C.J.-
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