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Problem #1. led, speaker, and battery leads removed. Unfortunately,
there aren't clear indications on the mobo as to what goes where.

Problem #2 Missing screws. Does anyone know off hand what size case
screws are required to secure the mobo?

Problem #3 That damn sheilding. I've got a TT030/8 with a 32mhz
processor and TOS 3.00.  It's got that gray metal sheilding in side.
Part of the reason the computer sat idle for many years was that
immediately after dis-assembly, I couldn't see how to get the sheilding
back together w/o it leading to shorts n' such. I found out from the guy
at ATY computers that could just rip it all out.

But that said, where is a good place for the speaker to go. Hmmm. will
probably depend on where the speaker lead ultimately goes to.

Problem #4, Clock battery. Off hand, where is the best source?

BTW, the computer boots up and seems to run apps just fine. It looks
like once I get a new SCSI HD in it that it will make a killer addition
to my midi rig.

Funny. I don't think I would have gotten the urge to mess with this
stuff unless I hadn't started playing around with that STeem emulator on
my pc.

Thanks all,

David

I'm not sure bout the speaker or led connection but the battery can be a
standard type,  Rayovac makes one that works perfectly, I've got on in my TT
right now in fact.  I cant remember the exact part number but if you email
me I'll get back to you with that since I'll be working on the innards of my
TT again tomorrow. Its a rectangular shape battery with a 3 or 4 pin
connector running at 4.5v as I remember.