I've pretty much stopped borking things myself and am making a run at de-borking a few this year, hopefully.
I'd love to get the DA and QS'02 back up and running, but setting up the Pismo as my main Workstation has been such a blast that I can back burner the G4 resurrections for a bit.
I'll concentrate on getting one of the PB100s up and running along with the NASA Portable. I also need to get the pet IIfx recapped for sure.
Projects:
SCSI Adapter for the Portable: I'm thinking about taking another whack at that PCB you mentioned, uni. I think I got things all messed around on that, gotta straighten it out. I've got a PCB form factor/connector/cable hack noodled out that will do the Translation/Power Adaptation with next to nothing required in terms of soldering of components, connectors or cables involved. [}
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SuperIIsi™ hack: Now that I've got the (first ever?) Radius Rocketized Macintosh IIsi up and running, it's time to move along with relocating the PDS Cards to the basement underneath the MoBo. I need the Radius_Color_Pivot_II/IIsi on the PDS Bus in order to full-screen mode the Rocket_33 Window under RocketShare. The NIC will be underneath as well, with a SuperMac PDS Adapter permanently installed under the MoBo PDS as the adapter/bridge board and SIP carrier card in case I need to add the zeners SuperMac decided weren't necessary for their VidCards alone, but might prove helpful with two PDS cards working in harmony with the NuBus Adapter.
IIsi Bank A Memory Hack: Once I got the Rocket with gonzo RAM on board Rollin' in the IIsi, I sort of let this one slip. However I've got another notion or two and did a sketch this afternoon outlining a brand new approach to the hack that I need to research and test. Fingers crossed.
Duo2300c/PB1400c Cross-Pollination: the New Year will be a time of testing some of my long delayed 2300c/1400 hacks once I get the high capacity BTI Battery R&D done and at least one functional internal battery rebuild done.
Hopefully the Wet Tile Saw till be masticating CRT Glass before it too hits its first birthday as an unused toy. [}] ]'>
The almost four year old toys in the MacintoshClassicIIIColorTVp™ Project Box have been waiting long enough for a screen upgrade, I think that sheet of paper is yellowed by now! [] ]'>
That's all I'm gonna list, because I'm sure to come up with something to distract me from completing at least half of these by the end of next year.
I'd love to get the DA and QS'02 back up and running, but setting up the Pismo as my main Workstation has been such a blast that I can back burner the G4 resurrections for a bit.
I'll concentrate on getting one of the PB100s up and running along with the NASA Portable. I also need to get the pet IIfx recapped for sure.
Projects:
SCSI Adapter for the Portable: I'm thinking about taking another whack at that PCB you mentioned, uni. I think I got things all messed around on that, gotta straighten it out. I've got a PCB form factor/connector/cable hack noodled out that will do the Translation/Power Adaptation with next to nothing required in terms of soldering of components, connectors or cables involved. [}
] ]'>SuperIIsi™ hack: Now that I've got the (first ever?) Radius Rocketized Macintosh IIsi up and running, it's time to move along with relocating the PDS Cards to the basement underneath the MoBo. I need the Radius_Color_Pivot_II/IIsi on the PDS Bus in order to full-screen mode the Rocket_33 Window under RocketShare. The NIC will be underneath as well, with a SuperMac PDS Adapter permanently installed under the MoBo PDS as the adapter/bridge board and SIP carrier card in case I need to add the zeners SuperMac decided weren't necessary for their VidCards alone, but might prove helpful with two PDS cards working in harmony with the NuBus Adapter.
IIsi Bank A Memory Hack: Once I got the Rocket with gonzo RAM on board Rollin' in the IIsi, I sort of let this one slip. However I've got another notion or two and did a sketch this afternoon outlining a brand new approach to the hack that I need to research and test. Fingers crossed.
Duo2300c/PB1400c Cross-Pollination: the New Year will be a time of testing some of my long delayed 2300c/1400 hacks once I get the high capacity BTI Battery R&D done and at least one functional internal battery rebuild done.
Hopefully the Wet Tile Saw till be masticating CRT Glass before it too hits its first birthday as an unused toy. [}
] ]'>The almost four year old toys in the MacintoshClassicIIIColorTVp™ Project Box have been waiting long enough for a screen upgrade, I think that sheet of paper is yellowed by now! [
] ]'>That's all I'm gonna list, because I'm sure to come up with something to distract me from completing at least half of these by the end of next year.