@GamesMissed Ah! Great to know that you were able to make it! 🙂

I will be bringing my to the New England Classic Gaming meeting this Saturday, November 16 at the Norfolk, MA Public Library. :-)

I recapped, refreshed the power circuit, upgraded the speaker and the screen of my II!
The BennVenn IPS screen from K-Retro is amazing! And the instructions are very clear.

Me pregunto si este año, en el aniversario del levantamiento delincuencial, las personas que lo apoyaron, defendieron y/o actuaron, finalmente le van a pedir perdón al pais por lo que hicieron.

@freeschool The STacy was supposed to work with C size batteries, but it did not last too long, only a few minutes.
Here are my posts about repairing the STBook:
exxosforum.co.uk/forum/viewtop

@freeschool It is the first "laptop" created by Atari (in quotes, because it weighs 7 Kg.). It is a full ST computer, with up to 4 MB of RAM. It has a great story. Then came the Atari STBook.

Transferring programs via the parallel interface between my and . 🙂

@Sarnau Would you mind sharing the serial number of your ST Book? Do you have both the motherboard's and case serials? 🙂

@Sarnau Amazing! Now, if we could find that damn 120 pins connector... :-)

@Sarnau Yes, repairing it has been a challenge. Fortunately, all the electronics are working now, so I feel good about that. And, of course, the rarity of the ST Book makes it even harder because, depending on what's broken, you may not be able to find it (like the LCD screen).

Do you have a diagnostic board specifically for the ST Book? If so, where did you find it? 🙂

@Sarnau Thanks! It was fun to learn about the LCD, how it works and find the reason (and solution) of the missing pixels.

@Sarnau I think those are the ones I mention in my post, right?

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