Do you want me to change the topic to . . . a PDS Card Connector as opposed to a NuBus Card Connector?
As I said, the IIsi NuBus adapter card is of no use other than as a NuBus Chipset/bridge/Right Angle Adapter for the IIsi . . . for now! }
It has to be a PDS Card to work, like the inexpensive ones I mentioned above.
Tell us which of the Gamba PDS hacks you're trying to do or sketch, scan & post the notion you're playing with along with the scoop on all the cards you'd like to use to overburden your SE/30's PSU.
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As I said, the IIsi NuBus adapter card is of no use other than as a NuBus Chipset/bridge/Right Angle Adapter for the IIsi . . . for now! }
It has to be a PDS Card to work, like the inexpensive ones I mentioned above.
Tell us which of the Gamba PDS hacks you're trying to do or sketch, scan & post the notion you're playing with along with the scoop on all the cards you'd like to use to overburden your SE/30's PSU.
Been there, gave up on that. With a lot of hand work it's possible, but tedious to do it that way. I tried it with a blade that was way too big on my Bandsaw with mixed results. With the right blade and an incrementally stopped jig/sliding table it'd probably work, but ChipQuick and an iron seem like the ticket for my next attempt at pulling a usable EuroDIN Connector of a donor card . . . AFTER I run out of the parts trag sold me. [
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