If anyone is interested in putting a Commodore into a tower case,
I have a couple of 9vac power transformers from old c128D power
supplies, for $5.00 each or Brand New replacement C128D supplies
for $25.00 ea.
--Ray
On Sat, Aug 4, 2001, at 01:25 AM, Professor Dredd wrote:
> Wouldn't that cause extreme signal degredation across
> the bus and introduce tons of EMI noise?
>
> --- Marko_Mäkelä <msmakela@cc.hut.fi> wrote:
> > Last year I noticed that someone built a hand-held
> > Atari VCS 2600. He had
> > sawed the circuit board to at least 2 pieces and
> > connected the pieces by
> > soldering. I'm not sure, but perhaps one tower hack
> > I saw on the net used
> > a similar approach: bending a C64 mainboard to a
> > 90-degree angle by sawing
> > and soldering.
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