Another LC III and a couple of floppy discs — #4
And an FPU! Bonus!
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Another LC III and a couple of floppy discs — #3
Now available with new caps and clean
Another LC III and a couple of floppy discs — #2
Great score for that price! It's always nice, in my opinion, to save a little Macintosh from doom.
Apple II Motherboard ID — #4
As mentioned above, the first board is a Rev 7 RFI motherboard used in the Apple II+. The second board looks like an earlier Rev 4 motherboard that was probably used in an Apple I…
Apple II Motherboard ID — #3
Like Bear said, the top is an Apple II+ board, the bottom is an Apple II. The boards are nearly identical, it is the ROM and the date tag that tell you but its a late model Apple I…
Apple II Motherboard ID — #2
The first one is a II+ board. The bottom one has the characteristics of a II board, but some went into II+es so without seeing more details I don't think anybody can say that it de…
Is it a conquest...? — #10
I also have the "Apple Preferred Components" book, circa 1990. It outlines electronic components to be used in Apple products.
Not that I solder particularly well...
Is it a conquest...? — #9
Not gonna lie... I need some of this stuff!
Is it a conquest...? — #8
Before all of that is the Apple Answer Book QA. It has a beige cover, blue text with white knock outs. Content is Apple II and III. It's a three punch hole publication. The Apple A…
Is it a conquest...? — #7
Yeah, I'm thinking I'll use it for storage of one of my Pluses.
I have another stored in the original box.
Is it a conquest...? — #6
Yes - that case is cool!
Is it a conquest...? — #5
I agree with Benson, I'd love to have a case like that for permanent mac storage.
Is it a conquest...? — #4
dat flightcase :O
Is it a conquest...? — #3
Was conquered at some stage or another so why the hell not?
Is it a conquest...? — #2
Eh, it counts.
68k Mac's, onboard video, and LCD displays? — #7
I have my Performa 475 hooked up to the vga port on my HDTV (using a vga adapter and a vga cable), the HDTV complains a little (complaining about resolution mismatch) when it first…
68k Mac's, onboard video, and LCD displays? — #6
Cheers for the infor guys! Yes I must admit I am loving this whole SYstem 7 on an LCD experience... beautiful!
This 1501 was chucked in with my current G5 when I bought it and …
68k Mac's, onboard video, and LCD displays? — #5
Basically any Dell UltraSharp is a great choice, they tend to pretty much take any input.
68k Mac's, onboard video, and LCD displays? — #4
Hi Schmoburger,
Like you I have a 15" LCD (NEC white which matches the 68K machines nicely) which suits my needs perfectly well, along with a 10" Lillput VGA LCD for bench testing…
68k Mac's, onboard video, and LCD displays? — #3
Welp, took a dive and it paid off... Never has System 7.5 looked so great!
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68k Mac's, onboard video, and LCD displays? — #2
Heck, I've run my Quadra 700 on a 32" Bravia!
You just need the right converter and monitor. I've also run it on two different 22" LG monitors.
Solder evidence on 512k CPU — #9
Well now ya seen one! 337-0001 is the Apple part number for the 68000. Not super common though, just like the ones that also have an Apple copyright on the 68000. Not that i wou…
Solder evidence on 512k CPU — #8
I have seen the Motorola and Hitachi 68ks but never one with an Apple Part number on it on a 68K Classic. Not saying that they don't exist, but I never seen one.
I've also seen a…
Solder evidence on 512k CPU — #7
Blank? That's really annoying. Companies that don't properly label their parts should be shot.
Solder evidence on 512k CPU — #6
Nope. In fact I found another chip just like it today when going through my stock of 512k spares. Apples got these where ever they could it seems. Some think the purple ceramics ar…