Toshiba T3200 mods

[@fra4455]

Great video✌

[@londongaz2]

Really nice mods, great video

[@retrotomat]

Thanks!

[@Alle860606]

Hello. Awesome work. Where does the new LCD get power from?

[@retrotomat]

Hi there and thank you for the comment. From the 12V rail that powers the motherboard. I’ve soldered a wire to connect to the display.

[@Ali1.0_80]

Salut, très bonne vidéo. Très instructive. J'ai récupérer récemment un toshiba T3100e qui fonctionnait on me la envoyer par un colis et je l'ai reçu avec l'écran tout exploser. Je suis tellement triste de le voir dans cet état sachant qu'il fonctionnait. Est ce que tu pourrais m'aider à le réparer je serai très reconnaissant. Je sais pas où je peux trouver un écran monochrome d'origine. Merci

[@retrotomat]

Salut et désolé pour ta mésaventure. Il y a un écran plasma CGA pour T3100 en vente sur eBay en ce moment (pas donné mais beaucoup moins cher que sur les sites pro et tu peux tenter une offre) : www.ebay.fr/itm/386471368730

[@UKSCIENCEORG]

That is brilliant. Thanks and well done. A list of parts would be useful. I have an 'Elonex' branded one of these with a broken screen.

[@retrotomat]

Thanks! I’ve added the link for the RGBtoHDMI and Snark Barker in the description. The 1920x1200 10 inches LCD can be found on eBay for around 100 € (the price went up since I bought it 😞) and the XT-IDE CF card adapter for 50 €. The rest (speakers…) is cheaply available on Aliexpress or Amazon.

[@UKSCIENCEORG]

@@retrotomat That is great. Many thanks!

[@TomDBKK]

Hi and thanks for this great video! I have 2 working T3200, and one that has some issues, so I would like to convert the "parts machine" to something like you did. I want to ask you, where did you get the white fan for the PSU? I wanted to replace the noisy fans on my working machines, with something more silent.

[@retrotomat]

Hello and sorry for the late reply. I used a 40x40x20mm 12V Noctua fan that I bought on Amazon. Mine is model NF-A4x20 FLX but any with the correct dimension and voltage will be fine. And I reused the connector of the old fan to plug it to the PSU.

[@samuelbanya]

Holy fuck $1200 bucks?

[@retrotomat]

I know, right? You’re better off buying another complete machine.