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https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Exell-2-3A-Size-1-2V-1600mAh-NiMH-Rechargeable-Battery-w-Tabs/233817427082?hash=item36709acc8a:g:9y0AAOSw-lVf06vV I managed to find these, however does anyone know if something like these would work within a duo?, I am by no means an electrical engineer so I can only...

after some research on old 68k threads and the interwebs in general it seems the general consensus is that 2/3A and 4/5A cells are the correct ones for the type 3s, the 2/3s are slightly shorter and provide more room to work with, However I am still unsure of where to buy said cells 

I have been attempting to recall a type 3 duo battery, however I cannot find the right cells for sale anywhere in the US or Canada, has anyone recently restored one of these batteries and if so where did you find the cells for them 

as others have said it is most likely caps, I would suggest replacing the ones near the DC jack first and verifling that the problem is solved before tearing the display assembly open and attempting to recap 

try unplugging it while holding the power button, then plug it back in and attempt to power it on.

Yes I was talking about writing installation disks, good to know it should work on my mac. I’m leaning towards 7.6 considering the 8 meg card installed

Unfortunately I only have a new MacBookPro so it I’m only able to run newer versions of OS X. I have a Windows 10 PC, would that work as well?

I have an 8 meg card in it so along with the motherboard RAM It would be 16 megs?. I’ll be hopefully finding a larger ram card soon

I think I’ll go with 8.1, can I use a modern mac with a USB floppy drive (Intel) to download the files?

As I recently got a 2300c with no hard disk i immediately purchased an IDE to CF adapter and I am now wondering which version is  optimal to run on this machine 

Interesting, thanks for the response 

Are AirPort cards PCMCIA?, I just looked at one I had laying around and realized they have the same connector. Does this mean the AirPort slot could accept a PCMCIA card? 

Definitely, when I used to have a dock I replaced a few of the smaller electrolytic capacitors and the RIFA cap, When I get one soon It will be at the top of my list to do again. As much as I like putting a modern and stable power supply in I absolutely hate hacking the casing to fit it, I love...

Yep!. The 2300c had two different connectors, one SCSI one IDE, however they use different interconnect flex cables so check which one you have first.

Ah I see, Like you said I doubt the Dock would even be able to supply enough power for the rocket, it would most likely be unstable under load 

What would Disk 1 do?

Either way I will not be attempting to run any accelerator in my dock when I receive it, just curious if it was possible, thanks again guys

I'm guessing the second NuBus slot could be used as an exhaust? 

I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to fit a fan, plus as long as it's not being used for long periods of time hate should not be a big concern

Ah okay I figured, thanks for the response!