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STM1 mouse lead

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sandord
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Re: STM1 mouse lead

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Nice work! :dualthumbup:

I'm curious how you managed to put the original plug on the cable.
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PeteW
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Re: STM1 mouse lead

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I cut the connector in half along the original mold lines, dremelled out the inside (it's filled with rubber), glued it back together and soldered onto the original connectors.

There's some pics and more detail of what I did here:
https://retrocomputerresto.wordpress.com
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sandord
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Re: STM1 mouse lead

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PeteW wrote: 24 Nov 2018 21:21 I cut the connector in half along the original mold lines, dremelled out the inside (it's filled with rubber), glued it back together and soldered onto the original connectors.

There's some pics and more detail of what I did here:
https://retrocomputerresto.wordpress.com
Thanks, it's good to know that's doable.

Bye the way, I have seen two different types of connectors on the original ST mice, one shielded and the other not.
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