The problem is that the pins on sockets for Mac logic boards are straight while on the accelerator board they are angled 90°.
I have a MicroMac board like this that has 4x expansion sockets on it: 2x at the front of the PCB and 2x at the back.
The sockets we have seen at Dontronicss or Jameco will never fit on this board, even if you cut hem in half.
With the accelerator board fitted on top of the SE logic board, there's hardly spacing between the top of the board and the chassis.
I can confirm that the sockets are not the same is used on Mac SE/Plus logic boards. There the pins are straight and the socket is angled, here it's the opposite way: it's a straight socket but the pins are angled 90°.
Perhaps this one will fit, but they are out of stock for months now and the photo is so small you can't see how the socket looks like.
http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=848
I have a MicroMac board like this that has 4x expansion sockets on it: 2x at the front of the PCB and 2x at the back.
The sockets we have seen at Dontronicss or Jameco will never fit on this board, even if you cut hem in half.
With the accelerator board fitted on top of the SE logic board, there's hardly spacing between the top of the board and the chassis.
I can confirm that the sockets are not the same is used on Mac SE/Plus logic boards. There the pins are straight and the socket is angled, here it's the opposite way: it's a straight socket but the pins are angled 90°.
Perhaps this one will fit, but they are out of stock for months now and the photo is so small you can't see how the socket looks like.
http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=848