Macintosh 128K Teardown Step #9 History

Changes to Step #9

Edit by Andrew Optimus Goldheart — Jan 22, 2014

	[* black] To the tune of [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWGeRgFa-hI\|Mission Impossible\|new_window=true], we quickly and safely remove the power supply. No electrocuted technical writers, today.
	[* black] This 60 Watt power supply is Apple Part number 630-0102.
	[* icon_note] We think 60 Watts peak is pretty dang impressive for an entire computer and CRT display.
-	[* black] ~~Power supplies~~, ~~both old and new,~~ ~~have [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Mouth_Billy_Bass\|big-bass\|new_window=true] capacitors.~~ ~~Over~~ the ~~years, many have been covered up and tucked into little boxes—but they~~'~~re still out there, silently holding a ~~grudge~~ charge~~.
+	[* black] Our comparison iMac features a [guide\|11936\|186 Watt power supply\|stepid=42497], that fits onto a considerably smaller circuit board than the 128K's.

	[* black] To the tune of [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWGeRgFa-hI\|Mission Impossible\|new_window=true], we quickly and safely remove the power supply. No electrocuted technical writers, today.
	[* black] This 60 Watt power supply is Apple Part number 630-0102.
	[* icon_note] We think 60 Watts peak is pretty dang impressive for an entire computer and CRT display.
-	[* black] ~~Power supplies~~, ~~both old and new,~~ ~~have [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Mouth_Billy_Bass\|big-bass\|new_window=true] capacitors.~~ ~~Over~~ the ~~years, many have been covered up and tucked into little boxes—but they~~'~~re still out there, silently holding a ~~grudge~~ charge~~.
+	[* black] Our comparison iMac features a [guide\|11936\|186 Watt power supply\|stepid=42497], that fits onto a considerably smaller circuit board than the 128K's.