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Oh right. Sorta skimmed through the post 😅

This is fascinating, and I was only just wondering if Nubus cards were ever adapted for SEs. Very interesting, and would be interested to see if it can be recreated!

Not that I'm aware of. Worth investigating though!

This is amazing! Love this seeing this sort of work. Even my Mum was impressed and she doesn't even know how any of it works.

I can second this 100%. I bought one recently (Donberg no longer has them sadly), and replaced my Grape tray loader's flyback. Went well and now I have a fully working iMac G3 tray, so once I replace the caps on it I should be able to keep it running for hopefully another 20 years! :D

Hey @CYB3RBYTE, any luck with this yet?

Nice. I was intrigued by them, that's for sure.

That's really cool! I remember seeing these on eBay I think. If you can get them going do post it on here! Would love to see them in action.

Oh nice. I've re-checked mine a few times since then, and I replaced the cap with one from a cheap Dell PSU. I've bought a replacement, as that one is just temporary. I can imagine it puts the fear of god in you when it happens.

I did this with mine, and noticed it while diagnosing other issues. Luckily it didn't explode during the 4 test runs I did before I noticed it...

Oh and the floppy ? icon is "rolling", where its just going up and down.

Any idea how to fix it?

Hi guys, I've got this Mac Classic which I've finally got a new CRT for and have recapped the capacitor-plagued board. It looks good now and is working mostly, aside from this issue where (no matter the brightness) I can see the raster on the screen. I believe it's the equivalent of the U1 chip...

I noticed the screen looked a little askew - did you fix that yourself? My Japanese 12" iBook has the same issue - it's a 2005 model as well.

Try Console5's Wiki? https://wiki.console5.com/wiki/Category:Apple Just look for your model of logic board and analog if needed