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Article #609Sick Miggy
From: John Redman
Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1999 00:00
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Help I was re-connecting my Microvitec monitor to my Miggy 1200 today whilst I was busy watching the telly. I hadn't noticed that the monitor was switched on, the Miggy by the way was turned off but connected to the mains. There was a flash and a bang and everything went dead. I couldn't believe what I had done. After changing a couple of fuses, a nervous check revealed a slightly sooty and damaged video socket on the Miggy, monitor OK(checked on my PC) but the onscreen display on the Miggy was basically very dark with yellow icons and a sort of yellow band to the right of each icon, and that was it. What have I blown, and is it worth repairing baring in mind the price of a second hand machine? John
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