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Nice work - iMacs of that vintage are really well built and surprisingly usable machines. My wife used a 400MHz one for ages - the only reason she upgraded to an eMac was for the USB2.0 port for a her camera memory card reader. (btw I am gregh from MacTalk...)

iMac600, will a power supply that works with an iBook 500 work for you? If so, I have one you can have. PM me.

Nice work - the eMacs are pretty cool. I did a heap of work in a Uni lab a few years back on one with exactly the same specs as this.

PowerBook 100s are very cool - I have about 4. Never found one with the 6MB RAM upgrade though (still looking - all mine have 2MB + 2MB). They are very easy to work on - all Phillips head screws so you don't need any special tools.

Nice - I have a Graphite UFO as well (thanks macman142). They are a cool piece of kit.

Nice - will the PS be hard to "engineer"?

Just downloaded it - contains gzipped versions of everything.

I have no idea if the cardboard floppy came in the drive - I would have thought not as the cardboard could foul the mechanism too easily. I know the yellow plastic fake disk did - I think I have one in the shed...

The Mac Plus came with a cardboard floppy as well. I have one - photographed here.

Good effort - that is impressive! Keep up the good work!

Email sent [:)] ]'> Hope it does the trick - enjoy!

I have it. PM me you email address and I will email it (840K).

I'd keep both but seeing you can't I would keep the 7300. What other Macs do you have? Can any of them use the scanner and laserwriter? Edit: just saw your sig - the PowerBook Wallstreet should handle both the scanner and laserwriter?

They are the nice eMacs too - they have USB 2.0 (useful if you have an iPod or digital camera). My wife has a 1.25 GHz eMac and uses it daily - she loves it!

True - but now I have the space to actually sort through my collection and find the hardware I wish to use to compile the software. [:)] ]'>

Now that I have a house (and a 20' x 20' shed) I will start working on a RetroChallenge project as well. It's nice to have some space finally. Not sure what I will do - software is probably more my field.

A cache card is worth getting if you can find one. Shouldn't be too hard to find one - Apple were shipping the later IIcis with them pre-installed IIRC. Nice score though - the IIci is my favourite machine.

Thanks!

The 520c has a AAUI plug at the back - for ethernet all you need is a dongle. Internal modems are available but probably fairly slow by modern standards (14.4 or something from memory). Of course if you have the PCMCIA cage for the 520c you can use PCMCIA cards. As for printing, the 520c only...

Good effort!