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I have a Performa 6290 that I intend on doing all the caps in eventually, and I want to start with the power supply. I don't know if they shipped with more than one model of PSU, but mine is the Dyna Corp DCF 704. Does anyone happen to have a list of capacitors for this and also a picture of the...

I have a Radius Accelerator for my Mac Plus but it does not work. I can see the large electrolytic cap bulging a bit on the bottom but there's a mark where it says the value so I can't tell if its 1000uf or 1800uf. There is also a tantalum cap that while not obviously bad I would like to...

One thing to note as well is there is in fact two different versions of the M7332. I seemed to have ordered the wrong one and if the seller doesn't know anything about what the difference is it's quite hard to tell.

I recently picked up a G3 PDQ without a charger and assumed it would work with my G4 charger but as I found out it's got a bigger plug. I'm trying to find the correct one with the larger power in plug, is it the M7332 or some other model?

I'm using a keyboard to power it on. I hear the hard drive spin and fan come on, which is why I assume it's the ROM I killed. I remember my first instinct when I noticed it was to measure how hot the chip got and it was above 90c which makes me think it's shorted dead.

That would be pretty helpful if you could, if I need to swap both ROMs then I will. I just need a way to program them in that case or get someone to.

Younger me was an idiot and I put the lower ROM of my CC in the wrong pins and fried the chip seemingly. I've since recapped the board but I'm not getting any display and I am assuming the ROM is dead. How would I go about programming a new set of ROMs for it or procuring a new set somewhat...

Yeah, maybe someone with CAD skills can whip something up one day. I wouldn't even mind paying a couple bucks for a model if it meant we could have something we could not only open but also re print if worst comes to worst. Considering there's no screw holes in the board I can't imagine it would...

I'm resorting to using an Ifixit Jimmy and slowly breaking the plastic along the seam. I've given up at this point of trying to keep it looking factory since mine is completely dead and too brittle to try and cut. I'll just use tape or something to hold it back down. Maybe some day someone can...

Is there a particular way you pried it apart? I've tried a bit with both metal and plastic pry tools and I seem to only be making little dents in the case, it even cracked on one side so far a bit. I'm a bit worried it may be too brittle to fix.

How would one go about taking apart a PB 520/540 adapter to fix? I just got one today but it is in need of repair and can't find any guides for it online.

Thank you! Hopefully this is the last piece I need to finally get this thing up and running.

I am in the process of recapping my Mac Plus' analog board but I ran into an issue finding a suitable capacitor for C1 (the 3.9uf 25v nonpolar cap). I ordered a 250v 3.9uf cap off Mouser but the leads turned out to be too short so If I bend them to the correct spacing they don't poke through...