Way too complicated, I'll move the HDDs from the DOA DA over to the QS'02 so I can scrounge through the Illustrator Files on the PBX <-> PCMCIA CardCage in Duo HDD Bay Project. I've got some of it mapped out already along with some of the PBX/603e <-> 1400 CPU Card Connector project.
If I can get the IIsi hack squared away enough to get the Rocket Tested in the NuBus Adapter with at least one PDS Card installed on the underside I can box that puppy up! Then I'll be free to do some serious trace spelunking on my Certified DEAD 1400 and 2300c boards. I've been dying to get that noodled out for about 11 or 12 years now, but I've never had the DOA MoBos on hand until recently to disassemble as I tickle the things to absolutely certain death with my continuity tester . . .
. . . and harvest parts for transplant.
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As for Killy Clippage, I was figuring on terminating that end of the flex circuit with pads with holes punched in 'em to be "reflowed" onto the existing solder-cones/pins on the solder side of the Duo MoBo where thru-hole Docking Connector's pins poke through. [}
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If I can get the IIsi hack squared away enough to get the Rocket Tested in the NuBus Adapter with at least one PDS Card installed on the underside I can box that puppy up! Then I'll be free to do some serious trace spelunking on my Certified DEAD 1400 and 2300c boards. I've been dying to get that noodled out for about 11 or 12 years now, but I've never had the DOA MoBos on hand until recently to disassemble as I tickle the things to absolutely certain death with my continuity tester . . .
. . . and harvest parts for transplant.
) As for Killy Clippage, I was figuring on terminating that end of the flex circuit with pads with holes punched in 'em to be "reflowed" onto the existing solder-cones/pins on the solder side of the Duo MoBo where thru-hole Docking Connector's pins poke through. [}
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