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You can get one HERE, looks like none in stock but if you message @WillJac he can create you one.

What LCD did you use? Very neat!

Omg so glad you pointed that out went back with the Dremmel and clean it up you’re right it wasn’t properly grounded. Thank you @joshc !

Hello everyone, A while back my good friend @Jockelill picked up this SE 1/40 for me and sent it over to the United States from Sweden. If some of you were unaware the SE 1/40 as far as I can tell is a model designated only of the European market. It is essentially a Macintosh SE FDHD with a...

This is awesome @Jockelill, following to see how it goes.

Yeah gonna give that a try I just find it really weird because I've done the overclock before but for some reason it is disabling video. Maybe with higher clock speed and that resistor removed it is looking for a TAM style display or video driver and not one built into the machine?

Dropping this here for simplicity sake. Basically this chart outlines the differences in components between a Power Macintosh 6500 logic board and a Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh logic board. This is hand especially to Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh owners because if you have a faulty board...

So very interesting finds. I tried to up the clock on my 6500/225 to 300MHz. The machine would boot but I would get no picture. I have since tried 250MHz and 275MHz neither of which let me get video out from the machine. I would like to point out that this has all been attempted with R207...

Chiming in wayyyyy late but recently had an issue like this. If you push on the top left of the machine near the lcd/speaker area and restart the machine it may fix it. You see there is the LCD cable there. Sometime it gets knocked loose, even the slightest disconnect can cause this issue. Not...

Update! Slowly going back and adding the values for each component. If this helps anyone out let me know would be happy to hear about it.

Hello everyone, I've been doing a lot of studying up on the Power Macintosh 6500 and Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh logic boards. I own both machines and was curious what needed to be added, removed, or moved in general to make a Power Macintosh 6500 logic board work in place of a Twentieth...

Absolutely, heck even opening the main machine is scary.

Absolutely, I have my list started for the power unit but haven’t finished it and double checked it yet. Best of luck with your recap!

Slight differences for sure, I know that it uses a similar power supply but as you can see slightly modified. DO you happen to have the part number for your TAM's Delta Power Supply?

Hey @Joopmac I believe something like this should work: LINK

Appreciate it, I'm working on doing a power supply one as well.

Hey everyone I thought this guide I made might come in handy for anyone recapping their TAM logic board. Mine was experiencing a strange issue with the screen being glitchy and inconsistent and a logic board recap fixed it for me. I would like to leave a tip to anyone pursuing this recap, if you...

The analog board seems nothing like Apple. It's missing lots of capacitors and has an LG part number, it has no apple part number (from what I recall). Basically schools were asking for an all in one with everything ready to go so that they didn't have to purchase monitors separately. As such...

I haven't tried it but I'd imagine

This should also work on LC520, 550, 575, and Macintosh TV, and probably an even longer list of random Macs. This started as a few different premade models that I merged around until I was at a point where I was happy with it. Thingiverse Link Here