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What is the best BASIC Pocket Computer
07-14-2020, 09:41 AM (This post was last modified: 07-14-2020 10:36 AM by ZQ8000_dude.)
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RE: What is the best BASIC Pocket Computer
(07-13-2020 09:41 PM)rprosperi Wrote:  
(07-13-2020 06:25 PM)ZQ8000_dude Wrote:  There are 4x 3v batteries plus the 3v backup battery.

So this would be 12v if connected in parallel.

I reckon that they're wired in two sets of parallel so the voltage is only 6v, but could be wrong. Is there a maintenance manual anywhere?

I guess you mean connected in series?

I honestly don't recall, but I think the unit will not work at all unless all 4 batteries are installed; if it was 2 x 2 sets of 6V (possibly for large in-rush current issues), then it should work with one battery removed, which is easy enough to test.

I had an OZ-7000 (or 7200) Service Manual (in PDF?) somewhere, I will look for it and post a link if I find it.

Sorry, yes. I think I meant that...


Do you know if the OZ-8000/ IQ-8100M had the same screen?

A service manual for the 8000 series would be amazing too because that's the one I need to get fixed.

7000 would perhaps help as I imagine it's very similar inside, but not really sure. It's still useful to have that in the public domain though.
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