The video out is just an rca cable you can plug it into a more modern tv in the yellow video port. I’m using an lcd tv I have for older stuff.

I just picked one up for $20. Missing the cable for the double disk drive though and it had a bad psu and I have no disks. Basically it’s a money pit. But fun to mess with anyway.

I don’t see why you couldn’t just use a different material if you wanted a more permanent solution. A resin printer is likely ideal to get good accuracy.

This one is on the high voltage side it’s an NPN transistor p/n C3679. It’s showing connectivity through the collector and Emitter in both directions meaning it’s bad. I ordered several in case I pop the first one since there could be more bad components. If I can’t fix this one then I really need to get ahold of some kind of PSU that has -5v so that I can test the computer itself before I go spending $50+ on a good factory PSU.

Unfortunately it has a vintage aftermarket power supply in it. I found a bad transistor so far, the caps seem ok.

You can buy books by the truckload for almost nothing because nobody wants them.

Obviously a fuel economy and range comparison is in order.

Dull mens car meet where we just meet up to share the various cans and tubes of lubricant we bought and can never use up. You’d probably still have 80% left.

BONK!

USB “B” only

I got a fire blanket as a gift! It seems like it’s better for a small kitchen fire so that an extinguisher doesn’t make a mess.

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The other community !dullsters@dullsters.net is in fact marmite.

There is also. !dullsters@dullsters.net

I have plastic ramps and a smooth garage floor. One time I was using them with a rwd car. When I was going up the rear brake line decided to fail and the car pushed the ramps and ran into my toolbox.

Depending on the age you should look at the capacitors on the one that won’t power on.

From my collection.

Is that pcie cover on bottom left from a dell poweredge?

A lot of accidents happen at home vs work because you’re not mandated to follow safety rules. Everyone, please stay safe and wear your ppe at home and work. It only takes a few seconds to make sure what you’re doing is safe. Op, I’m glad you still have all your fingers.