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Vintage computer Apple Iie un repaired
Vintage monitor greenscreen Apple unrepaired
1 serial card presumed working
1 nic working

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keanebg1 1 month ago

‘Unrepaires’ - that another way of saying it’s broken, dead, doesn’t work ?

emmetorior 1 month ago

@keanebg1

emmetorior 1 month ago

@keanebg1 these machines usually just get recapped and are fine after, but I dont have the time to fix them, but engineers and collectors have the skill. So they aren't broken beyond repair ie for parts, they just need capacitor change

keanebg1 1 month ago

The common trope of recapping all is not applicable to most 80s computers and only really impacts 90s SMD Caps in Amiga 600/1200, Macintosh Classic, Sega Game Gear etc.... The surface-mount caps from this specific window leak corrosive fluid that eats boards. The only thing to recap might be Rifa Y2/X2 capacitors or other caps in the PSU, theres nothing to recap on the main board, the Caps in it are higher quality than whats available today.

To be fair advertising a retro computer as 'untouched' or not molested by anymore is very appealing... This looks to be a fantastic machine...

falen123 1 month ago

done a few of these - yep , the board should be fine - its the rifa's in the power supply that have to be replaced - even if the machine powers up and works those rifa's have to be changed ASAP as they will eventually go ..... and when they do its usually with a big cloud of smoke and a terrible stench - when the rifa's go they make one god awful mess inside the psu

emmetorior 1 month ago

@keanebg1: hm.. yeah... I mean, I've done it before but I'm not an expert, but when I did it to another Apple II, none of the other components seemed to be damaged in any way.
I still have a working one also, it beeps and starts up fine, but again - it still needs recapping. And a working monitor that is working with noisy screen pots... and without any cards.
So if I sell the working ones, they will still need Rifa updates.

However, the computer advertised here doesn't start up, the monitor doesn't either, and the computer has a swirly ultrasonic ring sound from the psu.. I love these machines but I've had to keep them in storage so I'm only selling for.. sort of.. family reasons.

When I have the money, I'm gonna buy back a complete working one with all the cards and networking and so on.

emmetorior 1 month ago

@falen123: Thanks.. The new RIFAs last a much longer time, dont they? Do they?

Yeah... I experienced that smoke with the first one of these I had.

I had 4... one was stolen by some guys looking for "scrap metal".. The second started smoking, but I fixed it up with my cousin and some beers.

This non working one is the third, and the fourth is working, but I'm not selling yet! I might hang onto it!!

Actually, I'm captivated by the pizza boxes.. I think that might be my next one to buy... maybe a souped up LCIII or 475... or maybe a 6100.

I worked in tech support as a youngfella, and we had a whole room full of un-repairable 7200s, due to some identity chip in them which would brick the whole system.