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Oi! Even without a Hakko, I did a 128k board with a Big Blue Soldapullt Sucker

:lol:

The next sale is on Wednesday. They're having a canned food drive and running some other discounts so I can see if I can get a decent one at a cheaper price for you, aiming for under $50 shipped if you're interested. Do you have a preference between the 17" and 20"?

Yeah, I have an ADC adapter and it's handy. I also have the other DVIator that is a DVI adapter for the ADC port on your Mac video card. The university sale here had a couple of those displays last time I was there but I think they were around the $50 mark :/

These are pretty rad. I hope mmcmaster is successful with the 2.5" version too.

Personally, I'd go for a matching Studio or Cinema display.

Made a lucky bid on a working Quadra 950 board for $40 shipped on eBay. Hopefully that gets my Q950 up and running for real.

PCI? Use an AGP card. There was a PC 128MB Radeon 9800 card in the box at the Uni sale last week for $10. You can flash those to Mac. They had a few G4-era Apple video cards too but I didn't check what they were right off. If you're interested, I can have a look next week.

PC2700? I could dig out 2 GB worth from my RAM drawer for you if you'll pay the shipping. It'll save you a few bucks, at least.

That's a pretty hot iron, uni. I don't usually have to exceed 625F unless it's ROHS on a ground layer.

In a restoration, I put down chips.

It is easy. I think what you mean is that it is tedious. I like to spread it across two work sessions.

I have always liked the "icy" keyboards on those. I have an older 500 MHz G3 iBook with the silver highlights.

You should be able to find equivalents of the materials I use for a "bath" method of placing all parts in a large, clear plastic bin and covering completely with liquid solution. Find "20 volume clear developer". It's for bleaching hair and you can find it in beauty supply stores. I usually...

Good to know. I've never tried it without the terminators before.

Basically. But you do need terminators on phonenet

If it is the Apple PC floppy card, I have a matching drive I could swap for something.

As I said, I have all the doc (and MSDOS disks) but not the card. I should get a hold of the guy I got them from to see if he might have the card kicking around. According to the Mac86 user's manual, it requires a MacSE with System 6.0 and 1MB RAM (2MB for multifinder). It uses an 8086...

I have all the doc for the AST card with boxes full of stuff I bought but there's no card :(

I found some, um, unflattering information about him by way of a few Google searches. If he's continued like he did in the past, he may be barred from any computer access.