Greg,
Do you mean just cutting the trace (or two), or replacing other components
as well? From the discussion I had with the shop, it sounded like there
were other components which would have to be replaced. Is this true?
Thanks, Paul
Both. The complete upgrade consist of replacing a couple of chips, clipping
out a couple of components, soldering in a couple of components, and
cutting a couple of traces. Nothing real serious.
Depending on your revision number and serial number, most machines do not
need everything done. You will find some already done. You just add the
ones that haven't been done.
Shouldn't take more than about 1 to 1-1/2 hours at most, including
disassembly, mods, checkout and reassembly.
Greg
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