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Off the top of my head, there are two distinct card/display combinations for the early FPDs dependent upon refresh rates by generation. You'll not likely find a Radius FPD of either type for a reasonable cost and shipping costs for them are anything but reasonable. It's entirely possible to get an FPD or TPD card up and running with a modern, multi-sync Pivot LCD, but not necessarily easy. Thankfully the Radius Card signals are analog, not TTL, IIRC.
The main thing to keep in mind is that many Pre-SE cards required either a Killy Klip for a reversible installation or soldering DIP sockets to the 68000's legs if it happened to be the Klip resistant (ceramic?) packaged CPU. Some might have clamped to the CPU in another fashion, but I don't recall seeing details of such a setup.
] ]'> http://www.vintagemacworld.com/radiusmain.htmlOff the top of my head, there are two distinct card/display combinations for the early FPDs dependent upon refresh rates by generation. You'll not likely find a Radius FPD of either type for a reasonable cost and shipping costs for them are anything but reasonable. It's entirely possible to get an FPD or TPD card up and running with a modern, multi-sync Pivot LCD, but not necessarily easy. Thankfully the Radius Card signals are analog, not TTL, IIRC.
The main thing to keep in mind is that many Pre-SE cards required either a Killy Klip for a reversible installation or soldering DIP sockets to the 68000's legs if it happened to be the Klip resistant (ceramic?) packaged CPU. Some might have clamped to the CPU in another fashion, but I don't recall seeing details of such a setup.