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I'd buy reels if I had the intention of reselling as kits or had multiple Macs to do.  Would appreciate your part numbers, I may have more luck finding those locally. Or for you to send me some caps. Happy to pay including postage via PayPal.  I'll send you a PM @cheesestraws thank you. 

I've ordered an SCSI2SD and 2MB extra RAM.    Where do people recommend for cap kits?   Console5 are not shipping to the UK because Brexit and the into other one I can find on eBay ships from Russia. I don't really want to import, or buy more caps than I need. 

Looking more closely at the photos it does looks like there's a problem around C8. 

- Photos of both sides of the logic board - Photo of the other side of the memory expansion board

Zapping PRAM from System 6 did not change any of the symptoms. 

Is that capacitor visible in my earlier photos? If not, I can take more photos.  In other news: I'm just about to zap the PRAM from System 6 (hold cmd+opt+shift+tab whilst opening Control Panel)

Update: - All keys on keyboard work just fine (see photo) with hard drive power and data disconnected: - Boots from floppy - Boots from ROM with key combo (cmd+opt+x+o) either way: - PRAM reset key combo still does nothing? (cmd+opt+p+r) Any further thoughts?

I'll recap it for sure.  Keyboard works: to type the label name of my system floppy ("System FD"), and also the only way to get it to boot from floppy is for me to hold command+alt+shift+delete. I'll try all keys next time I boot it up.  I'll probably go for SCSI2SD if the drive is still dead...

I got my Macintosh Classic out of storage (about 4 years since it was last used). I opened it up and took out the PRAM battery as a precaution (but it looks fine). Mac is remarkably clean and was hardly used when I bought it and hardly used since.  But... now I'm booting it and it won't...

Just wanted to chime in and say awesome work! Very cool - and quite surreal - to see Atari 1st Word on Lisa.   Keep up the good hacking!

I have a Japanese game that needs KanjiTalk. What is KanjiTalk exactly? A whole replacement version of Mac OS or just some components? Do I have to replace my existing Mac OS 7.5 install? Can I swap it out on demand, or is it one or the other? I already have Japanese support in Mac OS 9 (via...

AirPlay hands off a URL to the target device, in most cases. So: Apple Music via speakers, YouTube via Apple TV, etc Anyway, awesome work!