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I have one of those LC adapters. It does not fit in an LCIII, the shape of its extended PDS slot prevents one side from completely snapping into place

Trash80 - I do have an LC III, but right now I'm focused on the SE/30. :) Interesting that the LC III PDS doesn't need any ICs on the adapter, while the SE/30 PDS does...

That's pretty cool to study. You can even see the internals of the chips. One thing's for sure, it would take an enormous amount of time to diagram.

I've seen photos of the IIx adapter. It has a pass-through socket for the original CPU and a single IC. The IC scared me off. Now about this IIcx adapter. :) tt, you found the same images I used to make my incomplete pin map. If you're comfortable with it, I'd like to rent your IIcx...

Trash80 - do keep your eyes peeled for it. tt - I'm finding conflicting information on the IIvx's pds slot. Some sites (including the daystar archive) say it doesn't need an adapter to use a turbo 040, which makes me think it has a Iici slot. Taken from...

(FYI you may have seen this on a mailing post recently) To make a long story short, I have a Turbo 040, a socketed SE/30, and no adapter. What I DO have are some high-res photos of a IICX daystar adapter, which looks to be quite simple to replicate. My plan is to make a wire harness that...

Hmm, i guess they're powermac cache chips then. That's a pretty good mix of mid 90s era stuff

Those large memory sticks in the upper left of this image: http://www.shareapic.net/View-25513164-MACINTOSH.html look like old ROMs. Could you post a more detailed photo of them?

Is this IICX adapter still available?