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> Not bad advice paul...but if he can't resist...Instead
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> The jp6 knobby panel is held on by 3 or 4 silver screws, along the
> edge nearest the keys. You take those out, and the whole knob
> panel is hinged at the back.
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> You can lift it up and look at the wonders inside, but don't flip
> the damn thing open like a lunchbox -- there's all sorts of wiring
> to the controls hooked to the CPU board. You'll be yanking hard on
> them if you open it up all the way.
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> The guts of those things are a marvel of japanese hand engineering.
> of ribbon cables between the boards and the controls, there are bundles oftogether
> multicolored wires that terminate in connectors. the wires are tied
> by hand with little bits of twine. The wiring itself seems to besingle-strand
> copper and is quite stiff -- the bundles are carefully bent like piping tosometime.
> fit where they're supposed to.
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> They're pretty sturdy in general -- mine flipped backwards off a keyboard
> stand once and lived to tell the tale, though I don't recommend doing
> this to them.
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> If I can borrow a digital camera I'll snap some pics of the innards
>panel,
> By the way, I've long since lost the screws holding down the control
> what with popping Europa beta ROMS in and out. Does anyone know preciselystrip
> what sort of screws I need to buy to replace the lost ones, so I don't
> out the screwholes?
>
> kent williams -- kent@...
> http://www.cornwarning.com -- Iowa's First Techno Record Label
> http://www.mp3.com/chaircrusher -- tunes
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