Well I braved the tube today and got it straight. It's not 100% but it's better than it was. One question though, how much of a black bar should there be around the picture? I k…

I recently acquired a NIB Apple IIe card and put it in a Quadra 605. Everything works just fine, except when I tried to hook up a 5.25 floppy drive (A9M0107), the IIe card doesn't …

Got a PB 100 today, now I have a use for the 20 pin external floppy I got with another powerbook!

It gets really confusing when you wander into one of the NuBus cards that actually is a video card plus network card, such as the E-Machines ColorLink series. I have one with RJ-4…

I'd imagine very very old LCDs couldn't be any harder. Click to expand... It is stupidly easy in the displays in the 1xx series.Like, mars478 could do it.. though he might brea…

The difference between an AUI 15-pin transceiver and an AAUI Apple transceiver other than the connector used is Apple's AAUI port furnishes 5V power, and the AUI port furnishes 12V…

I have a PowerBook 1400cs and a Powerbook G3 Lombard, but I bought it from a site with the same idea as eBay, so I don't know if it is intended to be brighter.

With enough patience, precision, and critical thinking, you can replace the lamp(s) in most LCDs. I have replaced lamps in two PowerBook G3 Pismo screens. One was dim, the other …

It gets really confusing when you wander into one of the NuBus cards that actually is a video card plus network card, such as the E-Machines ColorLink series. I have one with RJ-4…

http://cgi.ebay.com/AUI-Ethernet-10Base-T-RJ45-Transceiver_W0QQitemZ320483103530 get one of these

I'm a bit surprised, though, that the card is BNC-only. I'd expect an Ethernet card of the era to have both BNC and a 15-pin AUI connector. (Are you sure there isn't one and you th…

Well I tried this on my old VERY dead Mac SE last night. Obviously I couldn't power it up to see my handy work, but I was able to get a feel for how the yoke moves and how hard I …

From what you describe, you're pretty much stuck with a small ThinNet segment to the existing hub. This means two T connectors, two terminators and a segment of cable. I'm a bit s…

Hi all, I recently found an Ethernet network card for my SE/30, which is pretty cool. Now, the card only has a BNC connector, which is much less cool. To tell the truth, I had…

ASCII Sort Order Chart: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&ved=0CAgQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ddms.com%2Fresources%2Fhel…

Doesn't a tilde work? ~ (shift-backquote)

I have a 250.

It really depends on which Duo you have. The Duo 2300c (the only PowerPC Duo,) can run reasonably well if it has maxed RAM. The Duo 280c is passable, but not really usable on a d…

Ok now the question of doom... How well would it actually run???

Here's some syncing info on the IIci/IIsi: http://www.applefritter.com/node/6301 Some people say it's sync on green, then another guy disagrees, etc. So it could be an interesti…

Beware that some (many?) LCD monitors won't like the 67hz sync-on-green signal that comes out of a IIci. Click to expand... If you find a Mac to VGA adapter with DIP switches, …

Do you know of any specific models that are 1280 x 960? Click to expand... Some 1280x1024 monitors (the standard pixel density for non-widescreen 17" monitors) will scale 640x4…

Thanks for the tip it sounds like a good idea but I can't find one of these items. Everything out there seems to be 1280x1024 native resolution. Do you know of any specific model…

Well, the Duos have been 'retired' for over a decade, so finding anything directly for the Duo is going to be difficult. If you want something portable, you will need some kind of…

Wow!, Thanks for the response! I looked for an EtherDock, no where to buy it! I don't want anything to bulky, and thats the right size... And thing else I can actually buy?