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Hey, you said you bought some parts from UTSource. I've been thinking about getting some parts for my apple 1 replica from them (am2804PC shift registers). What is your experience with them?

My full setup is a iMac G3 333 Rev C. (333 mhz), 128GB SSD with IDE/SATA adapter, 512MB ram. I also have a non-working eMac that I haven't looked at at all (got it from the VCF Midwest free pile).

I'd be very excited to participate, although I don't think I'll get great performance out of my 333mhz g3 :)

Just one thing I wanted to add: BlueSCSI Toolbox. It's a tool for the vintage mac that lets you copy files directly from a "shared" folder on the external BlueSCSI sd card to the hard drive of the mac.

Looked through the page edit history for the 512ke page and found this (internet archived) source with pictures of a platinum 512ke https://web.archive.org/web/20080719182400/http://macdownunder.no-ip.info/Platinum512ke/ Edit: The model number shows that it is a 512k ED with no badge. So wrong...

No. Got it used. But the person I bought it from said they bought it new and didn't seem the type to open it up. The drive was labeled "20sc"

I definitely have a classic that came with a 20MB disk.

BlueSCSI Toolbox allows you to place files on a folder called "shared" on the sd card and then move them to the hda file avaible here: https://bluescsi.com/toolbox

Hey, I would also be interested in building one of these. Does anyone in the US have a spare board I could buy?

Shame I don't have a 68030 machine.

This is present for at least the rev C as well.

Saw this on the pins for some capacitors on the lower left (from the front) side of the board. Is this capacitor leakage or something else?

Hi all, I recently got my first compact mac, a Mac Classic, for only $20! It came with the original keyboard, mouse, manuals, boot floppy, and system 7 disks. It's has the ram expansion board with both slots populated for I believe 4 MBs? and the original SCSI hard drive. Unfortunately, upon...