yeah I seen it. You can put an se/30 board in there no problem

The wiki is available again. Yay! All thanks go to wthww, who recovered as much as possible from before/during the infrastructure interruptions.

If you want more power in a Lisa you would like my MISA or LACINTOSH. https://68kmla.org/forums/index.php?/topic/25212-is-it-a-lisa-is-it-a-macintosh/ I wonder if I could attach …

Well the first thing I would do is perform modifications to get that clock speed up to at least 16Mhz. as it sits stock, its slowwwwww.....

Just as an update. This is still on the docket, I'm talking to wthww about it right now, but I think this is our highest priority. Some errors with the infrastructure at our host c…

For reasons already mentioned by Cory5412, I have difficulty considering machines running older versions of Mac OS X to be "retro" anything, and I don't find the idea of using it t…

tanuki65 said: It arrived, but has a hinge problem: the two halves of the left hinge do not meet, and the left display cable has worked up into the bezel, and is pushing the …

techknight said: I think I will leave the Lisa collecting to the purists because if I had one I would hotrod the hell out of it. Click to expand... There is nothing wrong…

hey at least you got it working. The lisa is one of those machines that I don't have any attachment to, and its up in the air whether I would own one or not. I think I will leave…

Congrats.

The disk was revived bij turning it manually for a long time so the grease around the bearings softened. But to see if it really worked I needed a working Lisa. I acquired one wit…

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…

Still nothing on how you got the drive running again???

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…