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Thank you for this update BGE, I wish you all the best.

Hi @BadGoldEagle , Has there been any progress since February? I admit I haven't looked at the topic a lot rencetly. With the recent loss of the forum database, I may have missed some of the progress... :)

Ok, so it's very likely these were for 12" Mac Monochrome CRT replacement. Thank you guys. I got these 20 years ago with a major haul of genuine Apple parts, these were the only one not packaged in an Apple branded enclosure.

Hi guys, thank you for your replies. Indeed, the CRTs I have are definitely 12". But it seems they are quite different from the photo you posted, as the yoke differs and the anode hole is on the side: Then the Molex pluf is different:

Hi, Currently in the process of moving my whole collection, I stumbled upon 3 of these new-old-stock CRTs. As you can see, the sticker reads "YK1208 - E37984 Type 90912" by Clinton Electronics Group. Thanks to anyone who can confirm !

Moi aussi, j'ai hâte de voir le résultat ! Oops, wrong language.  :) I, too, am looking forward to seeing the result !

Great. Looking forward !

I would be willing to test with one of my SE/30s, but I live in western Europe. I guess you would rather send to US residents . I'm ok to pay for postage fees though.

Zane, your comeback is great news. Count me in as well for the 8MB variant. Do you plan on selling a ROM SIMM programmer as well ?

Count me in :-)

Yes, you guessed right :-) . They're both dead at the moment... I'd be willing to get two sets.

Great work, BGE ! Keep it up :-) When you reach final design, I'd be interested in buying two of you boards (and I live in a country next to yours).

Nice fan indeed, but the problem with those translucent fan blades is that they usually don't last long. It reminds me about the Noiseblocker S4 fans that were very popular 15 years ago but broke like glass after a couple of years.

Have you guys heard of this project ? Doesn't support soft power but definitely worth a look.

IIRC, the Classic had a 40-pin rom chip, which is less common nowadays. Am I wrong ?

btw, I haven't been able to boot from a drive connected to it yet ...

Hi, I realized that both Firmtek and Wiebetech sold Sil3132 based controller cards for late-2005 PowerMac G5. I had a Sil3132 card sitting in a drawer so I decided to give it a try. Fortunately, this card has a 4mbit eeprom. The firmware file (ROM.3132.2SE2) was taken from Firmtek's latest...

I did. IIRC, it took less than 3 hours to complete.

The replacement board arrived today, but it was so poorly packaged that it was damaged during transport: A chip and a cap were floating around in the box : They come from the areas in the yellow and red circles. Great. Now I'm stuck with two damaged boards. Repairing is not an option...

most of my macs are stored in an attic where the temp can reach 35°C (91° F) during summer.