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Re: installing ppc
« on: December 12, 2007, 08:05:19 AM »
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Is it possible to install Bvision in A1200 without removing the RF shielding?

Almost impossible, I'd say. You need to remove the shielding for installation at least. Even when installed, the BVision runs quite hot and the shielding would reduce the heat transfer thru air, so I would recommend removing the shielding permanently.
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Can the entire computer with ppc and bvision be powered from floppy connector only?

You won't get audio output then (or you will get some very faint noise only).
 

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Re: installing ppc
« Reply #1 on: December 12, 2007, 11:12:21 AM »
You really need to remove the shielding to fit the card (you also need to connect the VGA-cable to BVision, if you try to wiggle it in without removing the shielding you WILL have trouble).

Anyway, it's no big deal, so why the problem with removing the shielding?

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I had an idea to solder the two bolts to ppc card, insert the ppc and then easily attach bvision with screws.

I wouldn't. Soldering bolts to the card would require some serious heating, and the bppc is a 7 layer item. There also are some SMD components very close to the screw holes. You really don't want to screw it up. Screwed up metal shielding is less of a problem.
 

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Re: installing ppc
« Reply #2 on: December 12, 2007, 01:47:55 PM »
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I was worried about interference;

Well, A1200 or BPPC don't really emit that much interference. Also both parts are specced to happily absorb EMI. So the only possible problem might be some other really delicate device close to the system.
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Do you think I could at least keep the bottom half of shielding?

Sure thing. Only the top part needs to be removed.