DAYSTAR Universal PowerCache installation manual

[Trash80toHP_Mini]

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[Bunsen]

Moved to "Peripherals" forum - and stickied

 

[Bunsen]

Some photos of a PowerCache and what appears to be an 030 (SE/30/IIsi) adapter are in the Peripherals Links Project.

 

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[patatas]

Some photos of a PowerCache and what appears to be an 030 (SE/30/IIsi) adapter are in the Peripherals Links Project.

Link does not appear to work

 

[Bunsen]

Unsurprising, seeing as I posted that comment six years ago.

I suggest copying and pasting the link into archive.org

 

[Trash80toHP_Mini]

Peripherals: LINKS Project: Rev. 3.0Peripherals: LINKS Project - Snitz Archive - Original Thread


Dunno where Rev.2.0 might be, but the links there were generously updated nine years ago along with those in Rev.1.0.





After I lost editing capability for the project, I did a reboot in 2014

Peripherals Links Project: Rev. 4.0 (ThinkClassic)

Information on the web is ephemeral, as was discovered here in the crash which occurred while I was AWOL. Linkage to it appears to be less reliable. Such is life in the virtual world. I can't imagine data stored in the cloud will wind up any better over the long run. That said, the Library of Alexandria didn't fare all that well IRL either.

 

[joethezombie]

radius  (I think I collect Macs as storage media for these puppies 

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HA ha ha! 

 

[patatas]

thnx!