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manuel
msx guru
Berichten: 3368 |  Geplaatst: 16 April 2005, 22:02 |
Hi,
I have a fine MK 3.0 slotexpander, but it doesn't have a case! It's also lacking the DIN connector for the external power supply, it just has 3 wires...
Is there someone with a broken MK 3.0 slotexpander who can get me a case to put mine into?
I really don't like a loose PCB on my desk!
Thanks in advance.
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manuel
msx guru
Berichten: 3368 | Geplaatst: 10 Februari 2006, 20:27 |
It's still wanted! Anyone??
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dhau
msx master
Berichten: 1047 | Geplaatst: 13 Februari 2006, 22:59 |
Make one yourself. I don't think there's owners out there, who are eager to produce a case for MK 3.0 just for you.
Some wood, a saw and you're in business  |
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BodyHammeR
msx addict
Berichten: 486 | Geplaatst: 13 Februari 2006, 23:41 |
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snout
msx legend
Berichten: 4991 | Geplaatst: 14 Februari 2006, 00:49 |
Moved 2 trading & collection 
(better late than never) |
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manuel
msx guru
Berichten: 3368 | Geplaatst: 14 Februari 2006, 09:20 |
OK, but um... why is it about trading and collection? Oh, because I want to buy one?
Anyway, legacy had a left over case, which he told me to send THanks in advance! |
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legacy
msx professional
Berichten: 516 | Geplaatst: 14 Februari 2006, 13:39 |
@Manuel,
That case is on his way, the package is a bit to big to put in your postbox, so, if it comes than you must be at home or get it from the postoffice.
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manuel
msx guru
Berichten: 3368 | Geplaatst: 14 Februari 2006, 14:44 |
OK, thanks a lot!
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manuel
msx guru
Berichten: 3368 | Geplaatst: 15 Februari 2006, 22:02 |
Hmm, damn! The MK 3.0 doesn't fit in a Gouda 5.0 case...  (((
Anyone here with a dead slot expander of which I can use the case? |
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legacy
msx professional
Berichten: 516 | Geplaatst: 15 Februari 2006, 22:12 |
Then Bas was wrong, but is it not possible to fix it with some modding, the size looks the same.
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manuel
msx guru
Berichten: 3368 | Geplaatst: 15 Februari 2006, 22:29 |
I don't want to drill new holes through the PCB (not even possible because there are signal lines there) or rewire the LEDs... Maybe Bas can do it, but I'm a complete electronics n00b (or at least too clumsy to handle a soldering tool).
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