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Re: Fixing and upgrading an Enterprise 64

Posted: 06 Aug 2026 16:44
by stephen_usher
If you used PLA it may start to deform as that heatsink gets very toasty, above the PLA glass temperature. PET-G *may* have enough thermal headroom.

Re: Fixing and upgrading an Enterprise 64

Posted: 06 Aug 2026 16:54
by PhilC
stephen_usher wrote: 06 Aug 2026 16:44 If you used PLA it may start to deform as that heatsink gets very toasty, above the PLA glass temperature. PET-G *may* have enough thermal headroom.
Fortunately I was already thinking the same and used PET-G :)

Re: Fixing and upgrading an Enterprise 64

Posted: 16 Aug 2026 16:46
by PhilC
I've just got the floppy interface assembled.

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next it's time to sort out the external floppy drive. It's a dual 3.5" drive that I also use on a QL. Just got to swap out one of the drives for a gotek and then we're good to go.

Re: Fixing and upgrading an Enterprise 64

Posted: 16 Aug 2026 16:57
by rubber_jonnie
PhilC wrote: 16 Aug 2026 16:46 I've just got the floppy interface assembled.

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next it's time to sort out the external floppy drive. It's a dual 3.5" drive that I also use on a QL. Just got to swap out one of the drives for a gotek and then we're good to go.
Nice :)