Thank you for making this. I really rather enjoyed it. I do hope you'll feel able to make more, especially for other UK centric devices. (Things like this are seriously tempting me to become a volunteer.)
Great video! I had a couple of RiscPC 600’s donated to me from my old primary school in Western Australia many years ago, both with StrongARM 233’s. This was back in around 2004/2005, and I long since moved them on. Hopefully they went to happy homes and had the battery taken care of!
I've still got mine and it's still in working condition, however the PSU fan is too noisy, I'd like to replace it with a fanless one for completely silent operation. Do you know if I can buy or do something to achieve that?
I'm not sure on the exact size of fan used, but if you're looking for silent (or quiet at least) fans then Noctua make some great replacement ones. Of course be very careful doing anything with a PSU due to voltages involved, and be sure its unplugged!
@@derbycomputermuseum6503 Actually, I a fan of fanless systems, zero noise and dust, got a PC build that way, although I've had to sacrifice perfromance. Just worried if the old RISC PC PSU will have heat issues if I unplug that fan.
Great informative video John :)
Thank you for making this. I really rather enjoyed it. I do hope you'll feel able to make more, especially for other UK centric devices. (Things like this are seriously tempting me to become a volunteer.)
Great video! I had a couple of RiscPC 600’s donated to me from my old primary school in Western Australia many years ago, both with StrongARM 233’s. This was back in around 2004/2005, and I long since moved them on. Hopefully they went to happy homes and had the battery taken care of!
I've still got mine and it's still in working condition, however the PSU fan is too noisy, I'd like to replace it with a fanless one for completely silent operation. Do you know if I can buy or do something to achieve that?
I'm not sure on the exact size of fan used, but if you're looking for silent (or quiet at least) fans then Noctua make some great replacement ones.
Of course be very careful doing anything with a PSU due to voltages involved, and be sure its unplugged!
@@derbycomputermuseum6503 Actually, I a fan of fanless systems, zero noise and dust, got a PC build that way, although I've had to sacrifice perfromance. Just worried if the old RISC PC PSU will have heat issues if I unplug that fan.