I don't even think you can - I don't think the Apple PC 5.25" drive has a port for daisy chaining, does it? Click to expand... The Mac II has lots of NuBus slots, so I was talk…

I got a used G3/375 Sonnet upgrade a few days ago and put it in my 7600/132 today and system profiler is reporting a G3 at 417mhz! I didn't know these could be overclocked.

Yep, you're correct. The max number of drives you can get on a Mac is three. Two internal (SE only?) and one external. Click to expand... Pardon my vague memory, but does any…

If you really wanted to go nuts, you could go for a Macintosh LC with two internal floppies, plus an Apple IIe card connected to two external floppies... But I think the best you …

I don't even think you can - I don't think the Apple PC 5.25" drive has a port for daisy chaining, does it?

AFAIK, they've been a certified Apple reseller since the beginning.

Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this directly, but the early Dual USB iBooks with Rage graphics did not suffer from the GPU problems that the later Radeon models did. In fact…

It is only when switching it on or off. Also, the sound always works fine.

There's always the olde MacChimney approach, too. Click to expand... { "lightbox_close": "Close", "lightbox_next": "Next", "lightbox_previous": "Previous", …

Which weighs more, the III or the monitor? ) Click to expand... The monitor weighs more. Click to expand... I'm not at all surprised, the LCIII and the MicroQuadras are a…

Congratulations on that iBook G3! The 500 or 600MHz (Rage128) models are the pair of dualUSB iBooks I'll still admit to having wanted when they were new, and I'll also admit I woul…

The Mac II had an external 5.25" floppy drive option, which uses a NuBus card. So a Mac II can have 3 with that option. I'm not sure what happens if you try to hook up more than …

Might just be the CRT Click to expand... Nope. Most likely a bad cap that needs replaced in the sound circuitry. They notoriously fail. An SE of this age most likely needs a f…

your se/30 has an apple ][e logo on it! Click to expand... Oh, yes it does. I guess I should remove that. I don't think the SE/30 could ever be an Apple IIe. I made the …

I made the smilie your se/30 has an apple ][e logo on it!

Which weighs more, the III or the monitor? ) Click to expand... The monitor weighs more. I like the SE/30's Secret identity. Click to expand... I'm not familiar wi…

Might just be the CRT

I like the SE/30's Secret identity.

Heh, I have a Dell 23" LCD, and it weighs nothing compared to most 14" CRTs, even the Macintosh Colour Display (which is pretty light for a CRT, I have to admit) Its funny to thin…

Congrats on your LC III! Welcome, comrade!Which weighs more, the III or the monitor? ) Click to expand... THe funny thing is, that big flat panel, probably weighs quit…

I believe it was possible to daisy chain a Hard Disk 20 with a floppy drive. On just the right Mac, you could maybe hook up 4 floppy "devices". Unless you can chain multiple hard…

Welcome, and good job getting the LCIII up and going. Best of luck getting that SE/30 up!

Whenever I switch my Macintosh SE FDHD on or off, there is a static pip. Does anyone know why?

Welcome, comrade! Which weighs more, the III or the monitor? )

Welcome to the 68kMLA! Great job breathing new life into the LC III. Your next project should be a fun one. Good luck and keep us updated!