Hi,
I could possibly contribute a set of photos taken of my Mac IIcx's logic board before and after capacitor replacement.
It's not quite SE/30 related... although wasn't the SE/30's basic architecture based on the Mac IIx or IIcx or something?
Also, I think incorporating all this into a wiki would be fantastic! I looked at the existing capacitor info page, and while it seems adequate for many purposes, it doesn't include a lot of information that should be there, like different methods of cap removal, part numbers for replacement caps, etc.. Also, expanding beyond just logic boards to include power supplies (including compact Mac analog boards, especially the Classic/Classic II), peripherals such as keyboards (some of which do have capacitors in them, actually), and so on would be superb.
Just my $20 (adjusted for inflation, because 2¢ isn't worth what it used to be*).
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*This is referring to real currency, of course.
I could possibly contribute a set of photos taken of my Mac IIcx's logic board before and after capacitor replacement.
It's not quite SE/30 related... although wasn't the SE/30's basic architecture based on the Mac IIx or IIcx or something?
Also, I think incorporating all this into a wiki would be fantastic! I looked at the existing capacitor info page, and while it seems adequate for many purposes, it doesn't include a lot of information that should be there, like different methods of cap removal, part numbers for replacement caps, etc.. Also, expanding beyond just logic boards to include power supplies (including compact Mac analog boards, especially the Classic/Classic II), peripherals such as keyboards (some of which do have capacitors in them, actually), and so on would be superb.
Just my $20 (adjusted for inflation, because 2¢ isn't worth what it used to be*).
c
*This is referring to real currency, of course.