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It's from a very uncompleted schematic I was drawing form my repro PCB, I got about half way through then got distracted and never got back to it, one day I'll get around to completing it.....

That connector is actually +12V, A22 and /WR on the SCSI/SCC I had always wondered with that connector was for, I guess a ISP rom makes sense! On annother side note, U25 appears to be a footprint for a 27C512 type eprom, I have always wondered what that was there for but I haven't ever seen a...

Pins are 12.7mm in length (Which is the lengh of the pin above the plastic part) specifically they are these ones https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/pcb-headers/2518351 Could have been form my bench too there's far more random SMD components floating around n there than there really should be so it...

Next batch of Rocket SCSI Booster PCB's are here! The should be assembled and ready in a few weeks, if your interested please keep a eye on the FS thread :)

You have far more dedication than me, I would have said "screw it" and asked Bolle for a new PCB about half a hour in! That gives me PTSD from my ThunderCache experiments. I still can't get my original card working with all the original parts let alone my clones..... Both are now one the...

Good spot! Positive on C10 should be connected to pin 6 on UB10 (along with R83 and C103) but not R82. I had it connected to the wrong side of R83/C103 (which connects to pin 5 and R82). Have corrected this :) I will also say that the apple schematics are now floating around which should...

I have the parts to assemble 3 or 4 more, just haven't had the time recently to actually assemble them Will update here and on the for sale thread when they are ready. (A couple of people have already PM'd me over the last few months so they'll have first dibs when they are ready)

The PCB's are £45 and shipping to the US for a single boar is £16.75 The boards come with all the birdseed on the bottom side populated (bar the two transient suppression diodes under the ADB ports) so you just need to move the topside components over

Indeed it is, just two signal layers on the outside and then power / ground on the inner two

I do still have a couple of PCB's left, or the designs are on github and you can order them from whoever your favourite PCB manufacturer is

My experience with speedometer is that is it very crash happy on faster macs From my testing it tends to be fine on 68020's and slower 68030's, then tends to crash on exit (locking the machine up) on faster 68030's and then is mostly fine on 68040's with just the occasional crash. I haven't...

A good start! :) Further testing will be done tomorrow when I can find where the nice radius video card that was on the IIfx went, my LCD really dosen't like syncing to this random toby card I found.........

Things have been moving a little slowly lately but I'm finally getting things sorted out :) For those that wish to purchase boards: https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/fs-itxplus-pcbs-kits-and-assembled-boards.50166/ And for those that wish to build their own from scratch...

I will indeed have a few for sale soon :)

Port PCB's arrived (which I totally hadn't forgotten to order....) and the board has been fully tested and works just fine :) I guess now I need to tidy up the schematic, after all I did leave this note in it :ROFLMAO:

I believe CayMac is out of parts, I still have a few more boards waiting to be built up but I am waiting for more MCU's from china. Should be here in the next month or so

Just a short late night post: V1.1 boards have arrived and passed a basic power on test with no bodges :) Only problem I had was nothing to do with the board, I brought a bunch of NOS DRAM IC's and about 1/3 of them seem to be bad. Had me hunting for assembly issues for a while before I just...