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I have one of these, might try this someday

So cool!! So as i understand the red holder is 110/230v? I always wondered this and had some discussions with friends about the red ones ;')

nice! i might try this oneday=) yes, i also have a later type with numeric pad, and that one is nice and gray

I have two of these. The Colour of the ball always seems strange

Yes, it is. Have swapped like 4. 190/5300/3400/1st-G3. You have to fold the cable just like the keyboard that came from the TAM board

Great news!!! Looking forward

Its nice, and scary like a portable;) mine also has a bit of that red hue, it dissapears a bit when its warmed up. I think harvesting some blue/white displays (sometimes i buy one for 15-20 euros) for spare panels would be smart

Great buy!!!

Yes it has, but I like to run it on q700/950 or IIfx It does work on 1024x768 with a Emachines card but not Radius 24XP

I like mine, but its not cool that only the later beige models can run it at 1024x768

I'd love to build a IIfx PSU with a HDPlex GaN 250w PSU, i love these things. I even run my LIsa's on them. Also for the Q950, this conversion would be on my list.

Congratulations, nice

Instead for the PB100 I’d love one for 5120-5126🤠 Edit: Trash we have the same pipe dream;)

Awesome stuff would this be, looking forward…!

Which PCB would that be, Builder68? =) Is it available here?

hey guys, i still have the boards in JLCPCB packaging, a lot of Apple projects and stuff came in my way the last months=) I am also procrastinating because i have a hope of combo SCSI/Rominator/68030 board and to build it at once

Pure copper Heatsink with printed duct, decent paste under it. The temperature is not the issue The resistor has been moved Yes I have farallon ethernet cases in all, btw! Curious if i lose 48mhz when i pull the card My previous reply i ment slower ram with “more ns” instead of “less ns”, for...

I have 4x 475, they are stable at: 38mhz with bolle’s diimocache 43mhz 47mhz 48mhz They all have the 88920 swapped (from the same production/batch) Varying VRAM/RAM simm speeds but that is not the limiting factor, when I swap simms (or cpus) the results stays the same Even onboard has...

I believed this was because the scrollbar position is calculated as a fractional value representing the amount of the window size visible to the total content height. Please educate me if i'm wrong, this of course might be a myth that i learnt when i was a little young Joopmac back in the days...

Even scrolling in the Finder is speedier with FPU, I’d keep it ;)