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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Brisbane
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So I purchased a Shuttle SP35P2 PRO from WooKiE_MaN, the poor thing had gone through some bashing so I decided I'd purchase it and give it some TLC.
Thread here as you can see, it was a jolly god job of destruction to the power plug and the rear right corner strut. before Link The valiant temp repair job by wookieman to get his beloved boxen working Click to view full size! the mess before I started surgery (one of the wires just broke off as I removed the electrical tape) Click to view full size! shot of bottom after I've replaced the plug, not the best, but not the worst I've seen either ![]() Click to view full size! Top shot of the replaced plug Click to view full size! A shot of the strut before I bashed it around a bit Click to view full size! The side strut after some bashing and shaping Click to view full size! A side shot of the reshaped strut all in all, not to bad if I say so myself, the unit is reassembled and working just fine yay!
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Brisbane
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so not even a single comment?
stroke my ego god dammit!
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Cheltenham VIC
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![]() But seriously - good show, old bean! |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Maroubra, NSW
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Slick.
Did you buy a new plug or salvage from another board?
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Location: Brisbane
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salvaged it from an old dead asrock conroe board
![]() they sure do like using high temp solder on these suckers, even with a decent soldering station (by my ghetto standards ) it was a chore.one of the reasons I keep a board or two spare, even if dead, sometimes you find something useful on one of them. have replaced a few dead caps on a few other boards here and there (mostly 478 boards) haven't seen a cap die since they changed to the new ones.
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Crazieburn, Melbourne
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Good work buddy was very hard letting go of my shuttle baby but good to see its in good hands though.
Damage was caused from it being dropped :-) I gave it alot of TLC!! Again good work good to see its in good working better order :-)
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