iBook tealight-fix: the aftermath ^_^
Right, in the comments-thread itself there are people reporting successes in repairing old iBooks with my tealight-fix. I already was a happy man when I managed to fix my own iBook (which now is sold btw), but I couldn’t have foreseen the spin-off this would get. Now of course, projects of me get blogged more often ( ^_^ ), but a lot of people looking at the stuff I do or people actually trying it out for themselves is quite a difference. Any way, I love it (even though I told everyone to not try this *^_^*) and I’d like to hear about every one succeeding in this tealight-fix.
some of the spin-off I found:
If anyone knows more attempts which’ve been put online, please drop them in the comments, I’ll change the links in hyperlinks afterwards.
click to go to the post on vanorder-san.com
In the mean time I did finish another project. This coming weekend I’m going to write it up, so expect that online about sunday afternoon or such.
Message from Mark's family this site has been made static. This means that it will be no longer possible to comment on his ideas and projects, but that we all can continue to cherish his creativity.previous: We have a winner! ^_^
Heh…It’s good to be loved.
My attempts:
http://s102.photobucket.com/albums/m87/spoddle/?action=view¤t=0117072021.flv
http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m87/spoddle/0117072022.jpg
I’m actually having intermittent issues with the iBook now though. What did you do to keep it cool after you fixed yours? Mine works if I don’t move it… but is a little flacky.
>What did you do to keep it cool after you fixed yours?
I’m not sure if I understand this. The videochip hardly gets hot normally so I’ve done nothing to keep it cool or such. I’ve putten a shim in between the chip and the casing, out of precaution, that’s all actually (and mine still works!) :-)