Recent content by arrow_runner

Yes I've seen the site but thanks for reposting the link for others. I finally heard back from the guy that's making the grayscale adapters and he wants ... a price that makes me consider just making them myself...

I plead the fifth ;) I know right? I'm hoping both are good and I can complete them both then maybe put the extra one towards either an IMSAI or Lisa.

If I sell one, which is somewhat likely if both test out okay, I'll be sure to post here about it. I won't be getting anymore from the same source though since that was the last SE/30 he had. I was lucky enough to pickup a DayStar multi-adapter for a good price and an Ethernet card too before...

Twins!

If you're looking at the finished eBay auction, that listing is $1200 for the adapter AND the Micron card, not just for the adapter. I saw the adapters on eBay awhile ago and they were no where near 1200, though they were still expensive for what they are.

$1200? I don't think they were anywhere near that expensive. Where do you see that?

Found the drivers and the guy making the replica kits. https://sites.google.com/site/micronxceed/

Less than $100 8-)

This came out of an SE/30 with no hard drive. I'm assuming the drivers are somewhere out there on the net? Also, wasn't there someone making the greyscale adapter kit? This has the extra socket for it but no adapter.

It's a netaxcess SE30 card used for connecting to an IBM AS400. The Apple II pictures are there just because it came in at the same time as the SE30.

Heck even if it was a thicknet adapater it'd be something. I'll probably make an unboxing/case opening vid just for this lol

Yeah I had (still do) a real hard time figuring out if that was a female or male port. The picture is so blurry and the port is recessed in the casing so it got less light than the rest of the ports. I figure worst case scenario I at least finally have an SE/30 case that looks like it just...

Looks like it may not have been so hard to find after all. If this is what I think it is, it'll be here Wednesday. http://www.ebay.com/itm/121083367632

Cool. Oh wow they are selling those right-angle adapters for cheap! I didn't know what you meant at first but now I see the adapters allow you to keep the floppy drive much easier and allow for an add-on video card. It took me a second to find it but it looks like this is what you're referring...