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In this issue:
	FS: Turbo Duo + Kisado + Tototek PCE-Pro 32M
	Re: FS: Turbo Duo + Kisado + Tototek PCE-Pro 32M
	Duo-R controllers not working

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From: cassadya@dimensional.com
Date: Wed Dec  8 13:21:42 EST 2004
Subject: FS: Turbo Duo + Kisado + Tototek PCE-Pro 32M


The Duo includes the original box, AC adaptor, controller and AV cable.
The Kisado is just the Kisado
The PCE-Pro 32M flash card includes the Parallel and USB cables.(software 
available at the manufacturer's site)

$425+shipping takes it all.


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From: cassadya@dimensional.com
Date: Wed Dec  8 13:24:44 EST 2004
Subject: Re: FS: Turbo Duo + Kisado + Tototek PCE-Pro 32M


I forgot to mention:  I have some loose HuCards I'll throw in.  Nothing too 
exciting, but what do you expect if they're just thrown in?

Also, I think I have all the original packing materials inside the Duo box... 
I'll have to check.  I have owned the system for about 4 years and it has been 
well cared for.

	-Andrew Cassady

A. Cassady wrote:

 >  The Duo includes the original box, AC adaptor, controller and AV cable.
 >  The Kisado is just the Kisado
 >  The PCE-Pro 32M flash card includes the Parallel and USB 
 >  cables.(software available at the manufacturer's site)
 >  
 >  $425+shipping takes it all.
 >  



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From: stremming@mala.bc.ca
Date: Wed Dec  8 22:59:09 EST 2004
Subject: Duo-R controllers not working


Hi.  Long time no post.

I picked up a Duo-R at a local thrift store.  It didn't come with 
anything.  Just the console.

It powers up and runs cards.  I don't know if the CD mechanism works, 
because I can't get controllers to work with it.  I popped it apart, 
and had a look at the board.  It all looks ok.  There's no cold solder 
or any visible damage.  I know that on some consoles there's a resistor 
or fusible link which can blow on the controller interface.  I see a 
bunch of little blue components arranged around the controller port 
which are labeled FL901 to FL907.  Can anybody tell me what these are 
(are they fusible links?)  Any suggestions on how to go about 
troubleshooting this one?

Thanks.

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Al Stremming - Network Services Technician
Malaspina University-College, Nanaimo, BC, Canada



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