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From: espen@well.UUCP (Peter Espen)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Re: Schematics for Mac?
Message-ID: <278@well.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 17-Nov-85 16:56:44 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov 17 16:56:44 1985
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Summary: Source for Mac Schematics

In article <12900001@hplvle.UUCP>, drick@hplvla.UUCP (drick) writes:
> I am interested in finding a source of schematics for the Mac.
> The block diagrams found in Byte and other such magazines are
> interesting, but I need more detail.  If anyone knows of a source
> for schematics, I'd appreciate a note.  Please send it in care of
> David Rick whose account this is: ...hplabs!hplvla!hplvle!drick
> 
>                                        Daniel Yee
>                                        Hewlett-Packard
> 
> "...it's not a Series 300, but it has software..."

	I just recently found Schematics for the Mac at a local
Mac Computer Software store here in S.F. CA. 
	They are made by:
		Bech-Tech
		41 Tunnel Road
		Berkeley, CA, 94705
		(415) 548-4054
	The Schematics Consist of two 3' by 2' sheets. One of the sheets
are the complete schematic for the Analog board, the other is a complete
schematic for the Motherboard, keyboard, and mouse.
	I have spent quite a bit of time going over them and they look
completly accurate! Bech-Tech has done an amazing job on these very nice
drawings.
	I paid $10.00 for each sheet for a grand total of $20.00. I don't
think apple service centers have schematics quite as nice as these. I
highly recommend them!
		Peter Espen
		Kevex Corporation