Nice Catch! Not sure I would spend that much an 128k, since I got my 512k for about 40$ and I do not have the $$$. But this is a rare model. Congrats on having the oldest mac in t…

YES! :b&w: EDIT: Info that I found out after typing all of the below, but decided needs to be first: It's a 1983 manufacture! Serial number F352035M0001. And, at prese…

If the US government states you need to overwrite a HD with 1's for so many passes, there is a good reason for it. I would asume the head of the drives reads a few magnetic particl…

If you wipe a drive with one pass of zeroes then all the data is gone for good, whether you have a clean room and electron microscope or not. Click to expand... Has anyone pro…

Thread= REALLY OLD.

It also sounds like you could have a bad down converter in it. Put the drive in another computer and see if it spins up. If the down converter is going bad, the drive could just b…

I think the WGS may have started with 100, but the one I have is the "speed bump" 110. There is a "technically" faster point with the Radius; the internal SCSI buss is faster than…

Just got the A OK to take the B&W G3 in the lab home! I am going to combine both of them to make a great server! WooHoo!

If you want to make a trip down to Deptford I have a B&W board with a 400mhz chip you can have for free. I have a power supply too if you want it. Click to expand... So…

I would have to concur. I KNOW I have that document you are referencing SOMEWHERE in my collection picked up along my career as a performance engineer. Hmm.... IF most drives tha…

If you wipe a drive with one pass of zeroes then all the data is gone for good, whether you have a clean room and electron microscope or not. Click to expand... Has anyone pro…

If you wipe a drive with one pass of zeroes then all the data is gone for good, whether you have a clean room and electron microscope or not. The common misconception comes from a…

back to the OP, no its not an apple 2 if you havent worked that out yet, but rather a output device stylized in a similar fashion, it just happens to resemble an apple ][, but it r…

Ahem. That ain't an Apple 2. It's clearly metal. And if you read the listing: This item powers up and makes sounds when selected buttons are pressed. I have no interface boa…

I think the WGS may have started with 100, but the one I have is the "speed bump" 110. There is a "technically" faster point with the Radius; the internal SCSI buss is faster than…

compatible != made from

COMPATIBLE. Meaning you plug it in to an Apple ][

Isn't the Radius 81/110 faster than the Powermac/WGS? I thought the Apple machines were only 100mhz.

It says in the description that it is compatible with the Apple II, II+ and IIe.

yea that's a project box for electronics, nothing apple related its too small, its the wrong shape (i know I sat infront of an apple II forever) the wrong accent moldings, the lid…

G3 266 / ATTO card, ProTools SA4, and SampleCell / hi-speed 18 Gig drives. Click to expand... Awww yyyeah, now we're talking

those early Macs use drives that are specific to Macs and you can't use non-Mac drives in them. Yanking the hard drive and scrapping it renders the whole machine useless. Click …

I'm not remotely convinced that is made from an Apple II. That's a fairly common project case shape, and judging by the size of the buttons and the IEC power lead in the photo, it…

Goodness!!!!! Does that key hack work on the Quadra 950????? Mine takes forever and a day to start up since it's got the full 256 megs of ram installed. I wish I bought more ram…

Any chance you work on IIFX motherboards that the idiot previous owners left to battery decay? I know there is at least one pad gone there and who knows what else. but the boards …