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From: graifer@net1.ucsd.edu (Dan Graifer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Broken mouse...can it be fixed?
Message-ID: <3833@sdcsvax.UCSD.EDU>
Date: Sat, 12-Sep-87 13:30:57 EDT
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Posted: Sat Sep 12 13:30:57 1987
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Keywords: Mouse, Connections, Pin-outs, Broken

In article <979@oakhill.UUCP> russ@oakhill.UUCP (Russell Schwausch) writes:
>...
>By the way, I had a wire break on my mouse too. I opened the mouse, carefully
>slid the strain relief up the cable a couple of inches, slit open the cable,
>patched the broken wire with a half inch splice, closed things back up, and
>saved myself about $70 to $90. If this becomes a common failure mode, it would
>be nice for Apple to make available a replacement cable.
>...
>-- 
>Russell Schwausch, Motorola Inc., OakHill, Tx. (A suburb of Austin)
>UUCP: {harvard,ihnp4,seismo,gatech,nbires}..!ut-sally!oakhill!russ

A local electronic "junk house" here in San Diego has surplus "Apple Mouse
Cables" that at least look like the one in my mouse.  It don't remember the
name of the store, but it is on Convoy St. in Kearny Mesa, right next to 
Little India restaraunt.  If there is a lot of interest, I can get the name
and address of the store, but I doubt if they mail order.  Check out your 
local electronic surplus stores!

                              Dan Graifer
                              graifer@net1.UCSD.EDU
Disclaimer: Nobody ever listens to me anyways; Why should they start now?