I reckon I would have got my Colour Classic in 2000 too. Picked it up for free from my local library when they upgraded to a Windows PC for the 'word processing' room, haha. Mine …

Hotdog Zanzibar said: Yeah, I hear RISC technology is the wave of the future... Click to expand... lt's not just the chip, it has a PCl bus.

Cheers mate! Yeh the CC with the QT sticker was owned by my godmother since it was brand new... got handed down in the early 2000's with a bunch of things. Still have the warran…

Cool thread, I'll be keeping an eye on this one every now and then. I like the idea of keeping a running 'conquest' thread. Add to it as you inherit/purchase or otherwise discover…

Latest addition to my towers of power collection... a sad and lonely, long forgotten Sawtooth 400. Quick PMU reset and it runs like clockwork. I havent decided what to do wit…

yeah I seen it. You can put an se/30 board in there no problem

If you want more power in a Lisa you would like my MISA or LACINTOSH. https://68kmla.org/forums/index.php?/topic/25212-is-it-a-lisa-is-it-a-macintosh/ I wonder if I could attach …

Well the first thing I would do is perform modifications to get that clock speed up to at least 16Mhz. as it sits stock, its slowwwwww.....

tanuki65 said: It arrived, but has a hinge problem: the two halves of the left hinge do not meet, and the left display cable has worked up into the bezel, and is pushing the …

techknight said: I think I will leave the Lisa collecting to the purists because if I had one I would hotrod the hell out of it. Click to expand... There is nothing wrong…

hey at least you got it working. The lisa is one of those machines that I don't have any attachment to, and its up in the air whether I would own one or not. I think I will leave…

Congrats.

The disk was revived bij turning it manually for a long time so the grease around the bearings softened. But to see if it really worked I needed a working Lisa. I acquired one wit…

Still nothing on how you got the drive running again???

Nice but noisy.

Nice!

Ok. A nice video to end this topic! I have build in the widget drive. It still gets its power form an external PSU. A plain normai cheap power unit from an old computer. I ripped o…

well im a fulltime musician for the last 15 years - I gig fri,sat and sun usually. that's a nice job..you get paid for doing something you love and people thank you........that nev…

Fair play to you! Stress is bad alright...hope it works out for you...what's your job description now? Messing around with Macs...nice one!

an update people First off- ive created a new profile as I couldn't change my name falen5. I have done nothing with the TAM   since last Tuesday week.......because I packed up th…

Mine runs SSW 7 - I even have the restore CD for it.  Works great

S short for STN, otherwise super twisted nematic.

Yes. It is easy. Just 5 or 6 small screws reachable from inside. I washed them in a bath with washing powder and they look nice and clean now. I also removed the two bottom plates …

I could never figure out how to remove the side panels.  Is it easy?

Ah okay. I didn't see the skeleton of the metal frame or the drive cage.