Check out the, now "all but defunct," CC forum over on 'fritter for info on Color Classic Hacks. To get VGA off the MoBo, ISTR that you'll need to do whatever they call the hack th…
68kMLAHardwareby Trash80toHP_MiniTue, 1 Dec 2009 - 04:18
I like the notion of using body filler to fix the SE, but to give it "new look," I'd suggest sanding off ALL the texture and then spraying it, or better yet, powder coating it to g…
68kMLAHardwareby Trash80toHP_MiniTue, 1 Dec 2009 - 03:53
Can you re-cap a Classic II board? If so, what's the cost including shipping and the caps from 43201?
Thanks!
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If you send the logic board via United States P…
Any of us here into the case modding scene? I have a Macintosh SE FDHD here that shouldn't be too hard to get working again, looks like the HD is blown but that's all. The case ext…
This time I'm gonna binhex them on my classic Mac before archiving. I'll set them up on an FTP. Since they're all abandonware, it should be perfectly legal for you all to snag co…
I would look for Office 2004, and not any earlier version, mainly as MS has a free utility that allows you to read docx etc. files in it. That alone, apart from numerous interface …
68kMLASoftwareby beachycoveTue, 1 Dec 2009 - 01:30
Oh, I'd be happy to make images of the software. I have to do that again anyway because at one point I had made images of most of my vintage software, then I copied all my images …
I was looking at bare bones LCD panels, and I can find them for around $20 or so for an 800x600 panel. However, finding pinout information was impossible even from the manufacture…
Larry Pina has a very clear procedure for doing this in his book Mac Classic & SE Repair and Upgrade Secrets. It was a very common upgrade at the time. Books can be found r…
It may be best to see if you can find somewhere to mount a standard computer fan and find one to suit.
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Larry Pina has a very clear procedure for doing this i…
Don't be. The first computer I remember growing up on was an IBM XT Which was only a few years old. That machine was so slow, it couldn't even play the games that came out just …
Wow! I'm always amazed when people keep their things so nicely. But it's so wonderful when they do, isn't it? Great haul!
I sure wish I'd bought an LC system back when I bought my…
68kMLAHardwareby J English SmithMon, 30 Nov 2009 - 18:12
Oh man, dunno. I have a Color Classic that I did my 640x480 mod on, I could stick my other upgrade card in there. I'm at work so my mind is racing over possibilities when I get h…
68kMLAHardwareby olePigeonMon, 30 Nov 2009 - 16:44
I don't really use my 8500 that much anymore. However, I downloaded your utility just in case I need it in the future and I wanted to make sure the documentation is as complete as …
So what he didn't mention in the description was:
The LC is in its own box, complete with all software, manuals, original cords, keyboard, mouse, and styrofoam inserts. The high r…
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…
only a female IDE port on them, same as the IDE to SD/CF adapter.
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So you make up a short IDE cable.
68-pin SCSI port on it.
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The second post mentioned "The device I saw looked much like a VT-100 (same form factor)" which at first I took to mean the Macintosh, but now that I am looking at some pictures of…
68kMLADevelopmentby Dog CowMon, 30 Nov 2009 - 06:28