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From: chardros@csli.Stanford.EDU (Doug Gibson)
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Subject: Re: New C64 - Should I get new one and where?
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Date: 25 May 90 19:45:29 GMT
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The same thing happened to my 6 year old C64 about a year ago, and the
MAXIMUM cost (to replace the entire motherboard) quoted to me was about $70.

So it probably is cost-effective, at least if you can find a good service
shop (the first one I tried couldn't figure out what was wrong).

-Doug Gibson
 chardros@csli.stanford.edu

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