Snapped some photos tonight to go with those I took earlier, will get them uploaded tomorrow. I have two of the Dove board.
The SE is now in service alongside my Classic. It does need a PRAM battery, but I have one on the way. When I get it, I will swap its CRT with that of Beater SE, since I felt Beater's geometry was far better.
I did, however, add an interesting modification to this SE--the hard drive LED is now blue. I do have a photo of it and as of now I think it may be the only compact Mac out there with a blue LED installed--most seem to have amber, red, or green for this light (Apple seemed to use red for MiniScribes and amber for Quantums although I did see an SE with a green light and a Quantum once).
Cleaned up the IIvx and currently have it in the closet. It's a keeper despite its specs. The 700 is awaiting a monitor. Everything else, at this point, will likely be sold. I still have to test the Plus, LCIII, and Centrii (I am debating about keeping the 650, which seems to only need a hard drive and has a Radius video card installed). Beater SE will likely be scrapped after its CRT is removed. (I did take a picture of it just so everyone can see its deplorable condition).
The SE is now in service alongside my Classic. It does need a PRAM battery, but I have one on the way. When I get it, I will swap its CRT with that of Beater SE, since I felt Beater's geometry was far better.
I did, however, add an interesting modification to this SE--the hard drive LED is now blue. I do have a photo of it and as of now I think it may be the only compact Mac out there with a blue LED installed--most seem to have amber, red, or green for this light (Apple seemed to use red for MiniScribes and amber for Quantums although I did see an SE with a green light and a Quantum once).
Cleaned up the IIvx and currently have it in the closet. It's a keeper despite its specs. The 700 is awaiting a monitor. Everything else, at this point, will likely be sold. I still have to test the Plus, LCIII, and Centrii (I am debating about keeping the 650, which seems to only need a hard drive and has a Radius video card installed). Beater SE will likely be scrapped after its CRT is removed. (I did take a picture of it just so everyone can see its deplorable condition).