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Thank you Mac128k I have PM'ed stretch

Delicious! PMed! :D

Maybe If I can find a new logic board for My 128k, we will find out first hand!

I guess it would sorry :I I updated it in the CP, but I am in Canton Ohio. I will pay shipping as needed however. \ Friends who are glass artists. :D (He's a glass blower, but he's cut CRT's before while in a filtered tent thing)

Hey all, I am on the hunt for a Macintosh SE case for my next project. I want to put my Mac Mini into one so It will fit my retro themed media room. I know it has been done before, but I want to do it anyway. :beige: I only have one Compact mac and it is a 128k which is one used logic board...

See if you can see anything under the capacitors, some are designed to vent that way. I don't know if they use any in a 512k however.

That is the low voltage transformer. It usually has a layer of gunk on it.

It fixes half of my ram problem by jumping the pin to the socket with the broken off end of a tack, I need now to figure out the other chip. Code went from 048010 to 040010 the G12 chip is back online somewhere in my tinkering.

Odd... Your ram chips look different from mine.

Well, I finally had the time and energy to remove the logic board to get a good look. All the original solder was still shiny and neat. But one thing cought my eye... The Rom HI chip was slightly ajar from its socket. I take a look and realize I wasn't the first person in here. Apparently...

I have one of these multi-meters, which setting do I use for it to test the voltage? http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/meters/1496.html

I guess I will hold on to it and look for a dead SE or something. Mabye I will find a dead 128k with donor chips.

You've talked me out of it...for now. I realized the case is physically pristine minus a little yellowing. I would feel better working on a dead SE or other. Just something I could %100 affirm as dead. But I cannot find anything wrong visually with the chips. I have only a Keyboard and...

Is there any instruction on that? Edit: the ram area didn't appear to be modified though. Is the LV transformer supposed to be this dirty?

I got it open, using a 10" 1/8" slotted screw driver. Here are my findings: I opened it about 5" just to see what's what. First, I noticed that the CRT is a Samsung....rare. Second, from what I could see from the side, the chips are unmodified. I was too chicken to go on, it has only been 12...

My mom just had a meeting to go to, she will be back, with the camera. Then I will have all the time I need. I only use it because it's dSLR (I have a main stream digital one) Anyway, that code chart is quite revealing. I shall attempt to open the back. (I have small electronics torx drivers...

I tried, but my time was limited, I wanted to do better, but my mom wanted her camera back :) Well, here... You can make out 048010 and sort of see the line underneath with the changing pattern, and you can see the pixel line on the one side.

Hello all, This is my first post, so bear with me. I got a Model #: M0001 Mac 128k from my grandparent's basement. When I turn it on, It displays the "Sad Mac" icon and code 048010 there is a patterned dotted line under the code that appears to be changing patterns every half second or so. I...