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Choice Votes   Percent
Yes, for the better 17 11.0%   
Yes, for the worse 11 7.1%   
Never! 102 65.8%   
You can change the hardware? 25 16.1%   

Survey posted 2006-06-04 05:28 by Jon.

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Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
Mike Slopsema  Account Info

i think this is somewhat relevant, it is imposible for me to transmit level packs that i made on my calc to the computer, and i was wondering if something is screwed up with my link port??

Reply to this comment    8 June 2006, 18:33 GMT


Re: Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
burntfuse  Account Info
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Um, not really relevant. If it only happens with one type of level pack (Mario for example), then e-mail the author of the level editor.

Reply to this comment    8 June 2006, 19:10 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
Mike Slopsema  Account Info

it works fine calc to calc but not calc to computer

Reply to this comment    9 June 2006, 17:38 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
yellowPig Account Info

Do you have the right software?

Reply to this comment    9 June 2006, 20:10 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
Mike Slopsema  Account Info

yea, silverlink and all the newest software

Reply to this comment    12 June 2006, 17:42 GMT


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lifeiscalc Account Info

Can you transfer anything from the calc to the computer or visa versa?

Reply to this comment    13 June 2006, 01:09 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
Matt M Account Info

Same here -- details:
1. put the levels in RAM
2. group them
3. open device explore
4. drag the GROUP of levels (not the levels) to the computer
5. extract the levels from the group on the computer
6. delete the group (not the extracted level files)

hope it helps!

Reply to this comment    13 June 2006, 12:03 GMT

Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
Kirbykirby Account Info

Heck no! The only two calculators I have now are an 83+SE and an 84+SE. If one of those breaks, I'm practically done on money. Now if I had a SPARE calculator, I might actually do it. I'm not even gonna bother with stuff like getting an 81 to be link-port compatible. That's way out of my league. So, yeah, if I had the time and money, I would do it, but right now, no. And even if I DID, it would probably just be overclocking.

Reply to this comment    12 June 2006, 04:26 GMT


Re: Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
lifeiscalc Account Info

I only have 3 calculators and I need all of them, I am just careful when I take them apart and modify the hardware.

Reply to this comment    12 June 2006, 11:24 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
leginuoh  Account Info

Does anyone remember a while back, i think Ben Ryves..hmm, was it him? anys, someone forced the 73 rom into the 83 plus harware, and it worked,...I know this sounds silly, but i want to do it, anyone know how to?

Reply to this comment    15 June 2006, 03:01 GMT

Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
Flexico  Account Info

I want to overclock my TI-89 Titanium, but I can't find any trustworthy tutorials. Also I'm kinda afraid to mess with it...

Reply to this comment    18 June 2006, 02:12 GMT


Re: Re: Have you ever changed the hardware inside of your calculator?
burntfuse  Account Info
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Yeah, there are good instructions for the other calcs, but since the 89 Titanium is newer, probably no one has had time to locate the right components and test (I doubt that the hardware is similar enough that the capacitor controlling the clock speed would be in the exact same place as in the "regular" 89).

Reply to this comment    18 June 2006, 19:29 GMT
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