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Have you tried a different internal SCSI cable?

That's a Sawtooth.

It won't be a Digital Audio if its 400MHz. Those were 466MHz and upwards I believe. Yours would more likely be a Sawtooth.

If you don’t have a fw800 device you won’t be able to test if it’s working at full speed. Maybe you could see what it reports in system profiler about the bus itself. I guess there should be two buses?

Yeah they're polypropylene I think. They can be left, it's the paper RIFAs that need replacing as you say.

Oh they probably needed an extra internal USB port for Bluetooth. AirPort Extreme would be a PCI device. Would be good to check it FW800 still works under Mac OS X (and AirPort Extreme/BT, if you have those).

So it's an overclocked 5300c then :P

Nah there's just one ROM between all the models.

Oh yes, haven't forgotten. The thing is, I'm out of town. If a PB5300 user hasn't done it by the weekend after next, I'll get on it. Excellent. Some additional data for the 1400/166: -The CPU is a 603ev - It supports 8-64MB (this applies to the early 1400 ROM as well). - We're assuming it...

FYI This list is missing the PB1400 166MHz ROM... in case you're able to request an update.

I would say FDM/PLA. Easier to cut/sand than resin. Yes, the tape will add a bit of thickness (0.1mm I guess?). It will likely still be within tolerance. If not, you can always sand down the 3D print slightly where the actuator arm makes contact.

That was my own cut up PCB, which I actually have in my drive right now. I then made the 3D model with its exact measurements, for others to try. I measured everything very precisely with calipers, and was happy with the resting position of the actuator arm, so I think it would be better to...

No, I just pick capacitors which are listed under the category 'Low ESR' or 'Low Impendance' – as opposed to 'General Purpose' – in Mouser or Digikey.

Funny, someone else asked this today. The secondary side/output caps should be low ESR. What is VAME btw?

As mentioned in the thread I linked I’m not sure if it will fit an LPS, I haven’t got one to try. The ELS and Maverick are different for example.

I put bricks in my oven in an attempt to even out the heat cycling.

I understand the secondary side caps should be low ESR (also known as low impedance). The rest should be general purpose. Use good quality brand name parts rated to 105C. Here’s a Mouser Cart for the Dyna Comp DCF353.

Not sure if my design will fit an LPS. It definitely doesn’t fit an ELS.

Any other side effects of downgrading? Because if not, it almost seems like a no-brainer as you gain OS9 support.

Nicely done. Looks like the same installer that's available here. I think theirs is corrupted too!