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so do we think this will work? anyone want to guess what it is?

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ymk
Very nice! What tune is the cello playing?
Snial
Snial
PB1400s4eva! Though, just checking, is this still a PPC 603e one or some kind of quad-core G5 upgrade ;) ?
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cheesestraws
@ymk it actually ends up sounding not unlike English change-ringing - it's the diode matrix for the transmit enable lines of each port, and the mathematics of the situation is quite similar to change-ringing, which I find very satisfying.

@Snial totally stock, though it has the video output option.
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After one year of being dead due to a bad analog board and putting a good working replacement analog board and a good PSU my 800k Macintosh SE is alive once again

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PSA: If you wrap a PowerMac G5 Quad in polythene sheeting and then pull it through a busy London station on a homemade trolley, you are going to have a conversation with the British Transport Police...
Oh - and I just added even more capacitor reference to MacDat! Most of it is PowerBook stuff. I'm also going through each page and updating the formatting - there's still a mix of new and old right now.
Enjoy :)
finkmac
finkmac
no mention of duo trackball leaky cap. no mention of necessity of powerbook 280 logic board recap. makin' me cry over here.
3lectr1cPPC
3lectr1cPPC
I forgot about that cap and will have a note on it added with the next update, thanks for the reminder!
As for the 280c, that’s one of the pages I haven’t updated yet. There will be a note on all the Duo pages about the risk of running them on original caps once those get the formatting update.
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