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Subject: IBM convertible
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Date: 30 Mar 88 17:32:12 GMT
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Help!! I've got an IBM PC Convertible that we hook up to a large screen
projector.  Recently, the voltages in the crt adaptor has started drifting
toward the low end of tolerance.  Presently, it's at 2.74V while the lowest
acceptable level is 2.4V.  Our projector does not work on such low voltages.
Has anybody had a simular problem?  Does anybody know how to fix it?
It seem not many repair places work in these Convertibles anymore.

Thanks.


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