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As of now, it's good for me.

Is that a statement, or a question? Neither of which I understand. ;)

Yeah, I was watching that one. Unbelievable. $300 would have been more than fair, $550 (insert expletive here) amazing!

I agree with H3nry, the upgraded machine of the period to me is as important, and probably rarer than the clean skin equivalent. I've got a 512K, stock, that I've actually purchased a RAM upgrade and SCSI kit to upgrade it, and hopefully I'll have a SCSI Rodime 20MB external drive soon. To me...

A fantastic acquisition, and for only $50!! :approve: Looks beautiful.

Yes, but at least it would be useful as a tissue box holder while scrounging around for a spare Mac mini. ;)

Rawrite might be what you are/were looking for: Have a look at http://fdos.info/ripcord/rawrite/ for Rawrite and related floppy disk imaging programs, and quite a list of alternatives and information.

This one is definitely worth following and supporting. As much as I love playing with my 512, I would much prefer to muck around on a PlusToo day to day. Emulators are OK, but a PlusToo in the case of a dearly departed would be ideal.

As far as projects go, you end up with a very well dressed MacMini, that along with an ADC Studio LCD monitor, with DVI Adapter, it would be a superb machine on any workstation. Is it still a Cube? That is THE question. If I had a spare (non working) Cube, it, and a matching monitor, it would...

I know that the Duet only has single CPU support under MOS9, maybe the same for the Encore? These days I'm running 10.5.8 mostly, and when I have to drop back "to the good ol' days", Classic under 10.4.11 is fine. I can boot into 9.2.2, but as it doesn't recognise the SATA card, it is a two...

Finally tracked down a new (unused) in box with all its documentation, a Sonnet 1.8Ghz Duet CPU upgrade. Now I have to just wait for the package to arrive from merry ol' England. This will be the last "planned" upgrade for my QS2002 work horse. Dropped a 60GB OWC SSD into it last weekend...

I think Keyspan is no more, but they are available on eBay Tripp-Lite seem to "own" the Keyspan range these days at more than silly prices (didn't pay that much when I bought mine new) $139.99 http://www.tripplite.com/en/products/model.cfm?txtSeriesID=849&txtModelID=3915 $29.95...

I've hooked my IW-I to my iMac using a Keyspan Serial-USB adapter

Shhh! Don't let my iMac original hear you say that! I'm always telling it that it is the most beautiful iMac ever, lest it get a complex sitting beside the Cube ;)

Good advice, wanted to do something different this weekend so I've started gutting a non-working Tangerine iMac to turn it into iCat retro bed.

My Kyroflux controller arrived yesterday (31/05/2011). I decided to get a known working FDD supplied with it, as the half dozen drives I've already got have been having problems with reading the 1.44 MS-DOS FDs. So, as soon as time permits, I'll start archiving all my A2 and Mac 3.5" floppies...

If they are the fabric/nylon type, and they are dirty/stained as opposed to just dusty, take one of them, and remove any removable panels, then gentle wash in machine, spin and air dry.

Byrd, I was looking at a similar requirement, but I've changed my mind (again) and I'm going down the Zip Drive path instead. One of the PB Duo kits I rescued recently from being trashed had a SCSI Zip Drive, and as I allready had a USB one, I figured that my collection of 100 and 250 MB disks...

System requirements is probably more to do with TRIM support in the system's OS, which of course is not going to be present in any of our beloved machines. OCZ drives (which I'm looking at for my QS2002) use the SandForce controller which handles this at the drive level, not requiring any OS...

Hi, my hand is raised.