I did much soldering (TV, amplifier, radio etc.) BEFORE I bought my first computer (Amiga 500) 26 years ago. And then I swapped one hobby with the new one. Years later the par…

Well Macdrone I just meant that until either of us has successfully repaired a catastrophically damaged 3400c, I don't see any reason to stockpile boards that we can't clearly repa…

the 3400c I have, is 180Mhz. I pulled the battery out of it looong ago before it became a problem.  It did have weird issues with the ATA bus freezing up, and etc. Changing out th…

Looks like none of mine were 240 MHz.

Thank you! 

I googled the SEC chips - each appears to be 4MB, and there are 16 - so 64 MB.

Here are two pics from a PB 3400 (128MB) RAM and a PB G3 Kanga RAM. Can anybody please tell me what size the Kanga RAM is? Seems to be equal. Hmm...

So that's very similar to the status of my repair board. Last thing I was doing was trying to replace little caps that hopefully regulate ADB - hence my request for the photos. …

I'm in France, I think postage would cost you an arm.

What would it take to get the 240's off of you? I have more itching for another 3400 project.

Yeah I've already "worked" on these enough time. In that stack there are , - a 200Mhz working fine but no ADB, so i don't care much about it cause i already have two fully work…

Looks live you have a couple of weeks work on all those 3400  :beige: Gaël !!

Progress : Just tried that SCSI trick, now the corroded 240Mhz board boots on a Zip. But unfortunately no ADB nor trackpad control, nothing.  So I get on the desktop and can do no…

The connectors won't fit.  So no.  There are probably also a slew of other incompatibilities. But also if both VGA and a working 3400c screen don't work (I'm not sure actually abo…

BTW: did anyone test a PB 5300ce display (800x600 active matrix) with a Kanga or PB 3400c? For test purpose only.

I'll give it a try, but I'll wait for my new ordered PRAM battery.

You could try reassembling the all thing , and leave it unpowered but plugged to power brick for a night. My Kanga was not booting one time, I think it was after changing the HD, …

Oops, dishwasher is not really my choice. Or baking a logic board, as some guys do... But yes, I'll take out the lb but not today.

I don't want to suggest you do anything that will harm the Kanga - particularly because I think it'll be difficult to find a new logic board - but at this point I would take the bo…

No I didn't take it out as I don't have anything to swap. I cleaned a battery leaking PB 5300 logic board some weeks ago - which is working now, but I can't see anything wrong wit…

Ozymandias said: The picture above is of the old but still working 1990 70MB Quantum drive that came with the mac. I removed the A1 A2 jumpers on it and it indeed started lo…

Wait.  The 3400c display does not work with the Kanga?  I thought that it did.  If it doesn't then there are some more basic problems.  I assume you have taken the logic board out …

Yes I have absolutely everything to test.  I‘m a Mac user since 1992 and didn't give away anything. And yes, I have all service sources for all Macs, but the Kanga / 3400 servic…

Nor worries on the English. * If you're going to leave the replacement screen in whatever - it's just useful for debugging to see some screen.  VGA out? * (Ok on fan; I didn't th…

raoulduke said: Are you just tossing HDs in or are you trying to install to them through the Kanga? What happens when you boot from an install CD/disk tools floppy and just …