They're not extortionately expensive either... you might get lucky with this one :
- https://www.ebay.com/itm/116183317961
Or there's this one :
- https://www.ebay.com/itm/404980459402
I've also seen them go with BIN for less than the latter one. Of course, YMMV.
Great, will do - depending on...
I have a couple of Kensington (Turbo Mouse?) and also a Logitech one - forget the name of the latter - all native ADB ones. Do you think either of these will work?
Oh my!... I totally lost track of this - sorry! If you could keep an earmark on one I will buzz out my connections. Will happily cover postage, etc. if it looks like it'll work.
How totally confusing! The second pic you linked does show "dots" near the chip corners which likely indicates PIN 1 position:
These do appear to coincide with your board, so I guess you're all good. Still... annoyingly confusing!
Just ran across this thread - neat! I have an original 'Mac' mouse for my Lisa, but @cheesey's pic has got me thinking about attaching one of my ADB trackballs... :unsure: Are any of these still available?
In case you're still on the hunt - some inspiration?
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That's a shame. I ordered pads from that seller as well as some cleaning floppies. Everything came quickly and his comms were great - he even sent more pads than needed and an extra floppy cleaning sheet - so I have spares. I wonder if maybe he was just out of stock? Very surprised you were...
I'll 'contribute' this...
Woo woo!! :cool:
Taking advantage of the BH, I finally got 'round to cleaning up a PM8500 I picked up a few years back, and popped in an Interware (Daystar) dual 604e card I picked up off buyee specifically to play around with BeOS. Thanks to your guide and...
Slightly OT, but a few years back I acquired an original Macintosh with a similar upgrade - first the "piggy-back" upgrade to 512k, then a 1.5M board placed on top - for 2M total. The company behind this upgrade was Perspect Systems, Inc. Not much out there in web-land about them.
Here are...
You could try "rotating" the whole drive clockwise/counterclockwise.
Grab the drive in your hand - thumb on one side, fingers on the other - then 'rotate' your wrist back and forth - sort of like screwing a large bottle lid on and off. Make sure you keep the drive horizontal and level while...
@croissantking - I have a bunch of various floppy sleds, pretty sure I have one from a 8100 that I parted up as it was too far gone. I can have a look when back from my travels.
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