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Great news!

This. My IIFX did the same thing until I replaced these caps and cleaned up the leakage in that area.

Bravo - thanks for clearing that up for me!

Nice with the RamStak? Why is it that lower right row always seems to be empty? Also, is RamStak usable in Lisa 7/7, or is it only good in Macworks? And yes, that's a 2/10 all the way.

These are part numbers for power supplies that will work in the II series - at least they did for me. Since the same supply was used in HP Laserjets they are not hard to find on the 'bay, etc. Once you get the power supply sorted out, then you can start to find out what rollers, guides, etc...

Hmm - I guess I try the new VRM on my "not so good" Cube for a while before I put it into the "good" one....

...and my Artmix VRM arrived today!

I must, since the machine boots with the Dove identifier - or at least it did last time. Let me pull it out sometime over the holiday.

FWIW, I have a Dove Marathon(?) accelerator in an SE/30 that uses the CPU socket. I agree - use the board that's in the best overall condition, but keep them both.

I got a tracking number for my Artmix VRM today. Japan Post shows it in process!

Beautiful! Will be interested to see the final product/pricing, and how much money I have in the slush fund at that time :)

Very nice - Thanks!

I would be in for a kit for this as well!

Very handy - thanks!

I ordered mine in August, after a note in September he said he's sending them out "in order". Still no sign. I'm not in a rush, but hope it appears eventually...

I'd also recommend going with the ReactiveMicro Universal PSU. The /// has enough problems without having to factor in wonky power to the troubleshooting as well.

That's a nice stack of Sun goodness!

I agree. These work well with adapters. If you can't get the good adapters from @max1zzz I've had luck using in-line terminators right before the adapter. If you watch eBay you can sometimes buy these in groups of 5-10 for a very good price per disk.

Here's what's worked for me. Mac Plus, SE, doesn't matter. I use a 100MB Zip drive/disk. Put the Zip media in the drive, and then turn on the computer, which needs to have Lido/Silverlining/etc. on it. Use that to format/partition/initialize the Zip disk. You don't need to install any Iomega...

This is from the old CubeOwner site - can be very handy. Wish that place was still around, or could be revived. It was a great community.