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Subject: Laser 128
Message-ID: <8709301336.AA14722@crash.CTS.COM>
Date: Tue, 29-Sep-87 01:56:15 EDT
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Posted: Tue Sep 29 01:56:15 1987
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I would be careful with the Laser 128.  Ever wonder how they tell when the
expansion box is connected?  Well, on the pin that is supposed to have
_-5 volts_, guess what the Laser 128 has?  It has _+5 volts_.  Enough to fry
an unsuspecting card plugged into that slot.  And they have said that they
will not change it.  So, beware before you plug anything into a Laser 128,
because you could blow it up!



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