Yeah, the 520 has a 25Mhz 030 while the 550 has a 33MHz 030.
I posted some images online: http://dana.ucc.nau.edu/clw249/lc520-images/
sorry for the big files, I just took a big jpeg right off my camera and a few decent size scans, but it's a directory listing so you know up front how big the files are.
Of note are the packing lists (both) and the tech information sheet. The desk photo shows the LC520 as it's currently set up too.
Also of note, the PRAM battery in this thing works great! It's basically never been unplugged though, since being set up in 1993 or 1994. (Manufacture date: August 1993)
Also Also of note, if you look at the photo, you'll notice that the machine has a sticker under the cd drive! those four logos are all on one sticker, and they are proof that this machine comes out of a way non-Jobs era. The fact that there are so many little loose sheets is also a bit of evidence to this. Heck, the tech info guide reveals that ADB can support up to 500mA draw, and the keyboard draws 25mA and that the mouse draws 10mA. Does Apple still really have information like this?
I posted some images online: http://dana.ucc.nau.edu/clw249/lc520-images/
sorry for the big files, I just took a big jpeg right off my camera and a few decent size scans, but it's a directory listing so you know up front how big the files are.
Of note are the packing lists (both) and the tech information sheet. The desk photo shows the LC520 as it's currently set up too.
Also of note, the PRAM battery in this thing works great! It's basically never been unplugged though, since being set up in 1993 or 1994. (Manufacture date: August 1993)
Also Also of note, if you look at the photo, you'll notice that the machine has a sticker under the cd drive! those four logos are all on one sticker, and they are proof that this machine comes out of a way non-Jobs era. The fact that there are so many little loose sheets is also a bit of evidence to this. Heck, the tech info guide reveals that ADB can support up to 500mA draw, and the keyboard draws 25mA and that the mouse draws 10mA. Does Apple still really have information like this?