so i would assume that the ultimate goal to this is to make a PCB that will allow you to install a LC NIC into a se/30, correct
and basically all you really want from this pcb is to act as not only a riser from the SE/30's PDS slot… but also as a patch board that allows PDS to LC PDS electrical compatibility.
i would assume that making a vertical install would be the best.
or were you thinking of asking more of the RISER/PATCH PDS/PDS PCB, did you want it to T off and still run the IIsi Video card as well ?
the next question is… Cost… how much would Such PCB cost… and would it be cost effective?
because i doubt anyone would want to buy one of those IIsi super mac FPU/Riser Cards only to
solder a couple hundred wires
desolder a euro din,
install a LC PDS male din. - for the NIC.
all for a NIC that we are not even sure will work
and basically all you really want from this pcb is to act as not only a riser from the SE/30's PDS slot… but also as a patch board that allows PDS to LC PDS electrical compatibility.
i would assume that making a vertical install would be the best.
or were you thinking of asking more of the RISER/PATCH PDS/PDS PCB, did you want it to T off and still run the IIsi Video card as well ?
the next question is… Cost… how much would Such PCB cost… and would it be cost effective?
because i doubt anyone would want to buy one of those IIsi super mac FPU/Riser Cards only to
solder a couple hundred wires
desolder a euro din,
install a LC PDS male din. - for the NIC.
all for a NIC that we are not even sure will work