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I too used the pads from TexElec.

Cool find! $9346 in today's dollars is an eye-popping $24,675. For 16mhz! Interesting that the 851 is "XC". It's a early part and means it wasn't fully qualified at the time it was released.

So 1600x1200 resolution. Full 1080 would be better but for the price that's pretty good.

I thought I had one of these around somewhere. I remember running (processing) these back-in-the-day at Motorola.

Neat score!

Incredible accomplishment indeed!

Neat! Rather amazing the HD still works.

Yes, more ram will increase startup time. In OS9 you can disable the startup memory test. I think that same option is available in 7.6.1. https://happymacs.wordpress.com/2015/01/30/speed-up-mac-os-boot-time-turn-off-ram-tests/

Neat find! Fully loaded! Someone paid dearly for that package "back-in-the-day". That's an old '030. 1988

One of those grey labels says Foxconn so these were used for testing components or perhaps inventory tracking, if the GL50B means anything.

Huh, fascinating. It looks like Chinese to me. Lots of stickers, like they were used for a long time and/or passed around. Where did you come by these? Also, maybe just a coincidence but there is a device called GL50B GPS asset tracker. I wonder if these were used as a test/programming station.

That blue and white sticker reminds me of Motorola inventory/property tags. Have you translated the text on the other stickers?

After replacing two stock PS's in my Dual 1.25 MDD I installed an ATX PS. It's been working great for several years.

What a great trove! Especially the Lisa/XL disks. Quickmail, that takes me back. I still have work emails from the mid '90's in QM format. I don't know know why.

I believe the base base part does. The original PS's for these were 10v 1a.

I remember Doom II ran great on my 840av Quadra. With the Simpsons mod it was absolutely hilarious!

I have one. I did a thread about it when I refurbed it back in ~2018. I never did get the floppy drive to work.

Back in the mid 90's when I was working weekend night shifts at Motorola I spent hours playing TM on the SE's and IIci's we had in the office.

Don't know if this has been posted before. Tells the story of the ill-fated Lisa.

Good God! Hopefully the family will have the time, resources, and willingness to properly sort through all that and get some of it sold off properly. I'm sure ~90% will be sold by the pound but hopefully they can see some profit from the remaining 10%.