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-- edit -- Have you tried removing/re-seating the RAMDAC? Could be dirty contacts?

That's great. I did say "I don't believe..." no need to be aggressive. Where can these cards be acquired? I didn't see them on the VintageMicros site?

@Berenod - I had 5 x of Alex's 2/5 motherboard made up, so I can spare one if you're interested. Also, I believe a 2/10 chassis can be converted to a 2/5 if you swap the internal wiring.

A link to @AlexTheCat123's work -- https://github.com/alexthecat123/Lisa-PCBs

I don't believe the 2/10 motherboard & I/O boards have been recreated? The CPU and RAM boards are the same between the two models, but the I/O board is specific to the motherboard and the 2/5 motherboard won't fit a 2/10 chassis and vice versa.

That's exactly it... patience (and persistence) and I've usually been able to get good results. It's also a case of the more you do, the more you get the hang of it. It's a bit of a black art, but worth it IMO. 😀

I've had pretty good luck on the few I've needed to "straighten" out. It is a mind-bender, though, with each magnet affecting the others nearby. 😵‍💫 I wonder if many of the badly off ones you find on the various marketplaces are the result of "frankenstein" reconstructions? 🤔

Can you share the incantation? I've so far not been able to make that work - but I've not spent serious time on it yet.

Ooo... are you gonna upload that as well? 😀

@max1zzz - see the macrumors post above - now that you have a G3MT - something to experiment with? 🤔

Sounds like a job for @croissantking! :D

Wish you'd gotten back sooner... it's back together now. 😞

I can't help with the type and size, but as it happened I'm replacing a cracked side panel today, so snapped you these : 🙂

Probably not. Those two 10nF caps (CP19 & CP38) on the 220V (240V according to the .txt) are safety caps. The board will likely work without them but its not advisable since you're running the higher input voltage. Also note the voltage rating on CP1 (and CP13 if you have an early A/B)...

I found the attached post a few years back and successfully used it to convert a 220V Classic II to 110V. Good luck!

Um... why not just use MacTerminal? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacTerminal

Yes, but @croissantking has meowToasts. :)

I wonder if there are some variations in the battery holder, mine's pretty secure with the clip in place. 🤷‍♂️

I'm not sure about that design (angled battery holder?)... on the original, it works like this (with the battery clip) -

OK... last one from me today. Some may have seen in the general Radius thread, but I also have another 24X with an earlier (1.42) ROM. Here's the card : ROM attached.