I can't remember for sure but PBs 145, 150, 170 are my guess. A PB1400 with cat vomit damage (!) was lost (also owner had stuff on HD he did not want to give up).
The poster was from a second guy who had had a crazy assortment of mac stuff through the years (most of which have long since dispersed), and was not originally for the taking (as was a set of TAM goodies). Apparently he had been given a free TAM by Apple after 2 or 3 failed repair jobs on his Pismo. A true Edsel of a mac if there ever were one, 'cause that would have been three years after the TAM was new. After a long, interesting, rambling chat not unlike this paragraph, he agreed to throw the poster in. It is now stashed safely in a new basement. Mabye I'll frame it. It'd need two sides because its a picture on one side of the motherboard, and the other with overlaid notes about the tech. used.
Incidentally the physical 3.5" DDs are all so encrusted with dust/dirt I'm not sure how to clean them. Does anyone here have any tips to give me beyond the usual sprayed air? Do they still make cleaning kits?
The poster was from a second guy who had had a crazy assortment of mac stuff through the years (most of which have long since dispersed), and was not originally for the taking (as was a set of TAM goodies). Apparently he had been given a free TAM by Apple after 2 or 3 failed repair jobs on his Pismo. A true Edsel of a mac if there ever were one, 'cause that would have been three years after the TAM was new. After a long, interesting, rambling chat not unlike this paragraph, he agreed to throw the poster in. It is now stashed safely in a new basement. Mabye I'll frame it. It'd need two sides because its a picture on one side of the motherboard, and the other with overlaid notes about the tech. used.
Incidentally the physical 3.5" DDs are all so encrusted with dust/dirt I'm not sure how to clean them. Does anyone here have any tips to give me beyond the usual sprayed air? Do they still make cleaning kits?