It may be best to see if you can find somewhere to mount a standard computer fan and find one to suit. Click to expand... Larry Pina has a very clear procedure for doing this i…

Thanks. I may be able to snag an upgrade disk for that. Should update from a Word 98 product, I would think...?!?

Jameco, mouser, digikey would probably have them

That's called a squirrel cage fan. It's more common in industrial and automotive applications, and, as you have surmised, is not a common or readily available computer part. It m…

A very solid patch has been released for all relevant devices and it works fine.

You have two Key Lime iBooks! :O Very nice...definitely a machine I'd love to get my hands on one day Click to expand... Those are very pretty. But I like my blueberryBook.

You have two Key Lime iBooks! :O Very nice...definitely a machine I'd love to get my hands on one day

So has anyone heard of any recent developments in solving the 2010 bug? Aside from the very crude alpha software thats been floating about for the last year or so, does anybody kn…

get a metric ruler, go from there, its one of 3-5 sizes Click to expand... It is approx. 70mm tall with a power lead running nearly the length of the analog board. From your p…

presumably the later drives change speed depending on which track they're on, so one should be able to do the same thing with an emulated version and not bother counting pulses. …

get a metric ruler, go from there, its one of 3-5 sizes

Great colour The earlier ones look great with the metal shielding removed - I have several Clamshells including 2 x Key Lime

A new battery is in the mail, and i just made the apple on the cover red! Its funny, the battery cost a few dollars more than the pismo :lol:

I've got an SE with a really noisy fan I'd like to replace. Unfortunately, the SE uses an odd paddlewheel style fan instead of the fans you typically find in systems since that ti…

presumably the later drives change speed depending on which track they're on, so one should be able to do the same thing with an emulated version and not bother counting pulses. …

Click to expand... This is such a killer setup. Very nicely done IMO. I could totally use that setup on a day to day basis with no problems.

2k, starting tomorrow I will be working with some old school 64k ram and the arduino on a non related project, to see how easy/bad it is If the mac is generating the pwm on the ea…

The PWM signal is well documented in Inside Macintosh and Apple Macintosh Family Hardware Reference. A PAL reads the disk-speed buffer in RAM and generates a PWM. However, the 800K…

Hi, i want to buy a Lombard harddrive cable, and i found this http://www.pbparts.com/shop.php//lhdc.html it's cheap and they ship to Chile, but anyone have experiences with this si…

If you are going to emulate the 400K drive itself, it is completely dumb. What it receives is encoded RLL data which goes thru an amplifier straight to the write head. To read, the…

Have you come across the Catweazel? Catweasel Disk Controller ISA Catweasel is a universal floppy disk controller that uses unmodified PC diskdrives. The Catweasel can read …

without having to vary the data rate. Click to expand... That's a good thing, right? In terms of building an emulated peripheral.

Doesn't matter what card you stick in your machines, you will still only get USB 1.1 speeds under OS 9. In case that was unclear. Click to expand... Clear as a bell, that's wh…

Doesn't matter what card you stick in your machines, you will still only get USB 1.1 speeds under OS 9. In case that was unclear.

You need to turn on 32-bit addressing in the Memory Control Panel of that IIci in order to take advantage of your 20MB of RAM. Back in days of yore, of course, that was a LOT of RA…