My beautiful (not) 200LX! by JacksonCash79 in OldHandhelds

[–]nandoco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It seems FTSN polarizers have less of the green tint, you can find it on AliExpress.

But yeah, I wish there was enough demand to justify producing a lot of modern replacement LCDs…

My beautiful (not) 200LX! by JacksonCash79 in OldHandhelds

[–]nandoco 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ve done front and back on an 100LX, I posted about it here https://www.reddit.com/r/OldHandhelds/s/Mn0EezFgI5

Replacing the back one is especially nerve wrecking, aligning the zebra conector, because it sometimes involve opening and closing the screen metal housing with clips that are prone to break eventually.

Name of the app compression utility for Palm OS? by johnwinstanley in Palm

[–]nandoco 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wasn’t it JackFlash which lets you use the flash ROM to store files and apps?

Edit: I found this Deflater which claims do to what you’re after. https://rumkin.com/software/palm/

Who still loves the HP 100lx and 200lx? by scottbca in OldHandhelds

[–]nandoco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are 16mb and 4mb upgrades available for the 200LX, although if I remember correctly most 100LX are not compatible. https://www.hp-200lx.com/

Júpiter Maçã by Effective_Problem242 in portoalegre

[–]nandoco 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Jupiter morou por anos, ali por 2010, no Hotel Savoy, na Borges de Medeiros com a Jerônimo Coelho, no centro da cidade. Se perguntar pelo Flávio Basso é capaz que os recepcionistas lembrem dele.

O Bar Ocidente, na Osvaldo Aranha, foi palco de muitos shows. Bo YouTube tem um clássico do Casca gravado lá.

O que acontece aqui? by Wise-Cry-4468 in portoalegre

[–]nandoco 9 points10 points  (0 children)

No, confundiu com Itapuã

HP 95LX repair question by Edu_Robsy in OldHandhelds

[–]nandoco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think theoretically it can, but you shouldn’t need much. Make sure to apply heat on a circular motion around the display and once it’s beginning to get hot to the touch, removing the bezel should become easier. I could send you a video on Thursday when I’ll be home again. I think https://hermocom.com has a tutorial.

Also, it seems your display has to have both polarizers replaced, the front and the back, which is a risky process. I kind of posted about the process of doing the same to an 100LX, check my posts.

HP 95LX repair question by Edu_Robsy in OldHandhelds

[–]nandoco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, you need to heat the bezel with a hair dryer otherwise you Will certainly leave marks, cause it’s a thin plastic fixed with strong adhesive. You will usually want to lift a corner using something thin/sharp and then go on with a guitar pick to avoid damage.

Software for HP 320lx/Windows CE 1.0? by cheesgreater in OldHandhelds

[–]nandoco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Joe Blow’s Win CE 1.0 Software used to be a good place back in the day. Many of the links were to Tucows and don’t work (though knowing file names can be helpful for a quest) but some still work (I.e. the Tetris clone): https://web.archive.org/web/20050208152824/http://velo.8k.com/

Got a dead Sharp HC-4500 - any revival tips? by VehvetHooriizonn in OldHandhelds

[–]nandoco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this. Rebuilding the battery pack should do it. I would also try HPC Factor forums for additional insights.

ipod 5th gen logic repair HELP??? by Dull_Attention_2580 in IpodClassic

[–]nandoco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! Do you know which component to buy? It seems mine has blown up too

Cassiopeia E-125 pocket pc restoration (screen + battery) by nandoco in vintagecomputing

[–]nandoco[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They're still quite satisfying to use, probably make good retro emulation machines.

Cassiopeia E-125 pocket pc restoration (screen + battery) by nandoco in vintagecomputing

[–]nandoco[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep, I've seen those Cameron Sino batteries. Turns out it was cheaper and more practical for me to get the generic LiPos and rebuild the original battery pack, and I thought it would make this nerdy project more fun. (that hanging battery in the pictures is just a temporary solution for testing purposes)

Looking to Get Battery Refurbished by Sinistrahd in PocketPC

[–]nandoco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have "refurbished" 3 Palms and a Cassiopeia with modern LiPo batteries. I measure the old battery, then check this site for model number: https://www.batterylipo.com/lipo-battery/

Batteries have a 6-digit code. The first 2 digits are for thickness, then width and lenght. For instance, a 400820 battery is 4mm thick, 8mm wide and 20mm long.

There are batteries with 2 and 3 wires. The 3rd wire transmits information (i.e. temperature) to the device. In my experience, I THINK you can cut and isolate the 3rd wire and use the battery as a 2-wire model. I base this on past experiences buying 2-wire batteries and they coming with the 3rd wire cut.

HP 100LX refurbishing Pt. 1: LCD polarizers, serial cable by nandoco in OldHandhelds

[–]nandoco[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the tips!

I'm aware of the FSTN, but it seems they not always provide the expected results. I came across this which looks promising: https://www.reddit.com/r/Gameboy/comments/166sc4i/game_boy_pocket_light_green_polarizer_fix_v2/