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Works fine for me

I did too. In my case I left it attached by one clip. I don't know what to tell you if you've broken both.

The correct pitch and thickness is 0.025". Try this, it's an 80 pin cable but you can peel off 8 to get 72. It is stranded which is what you want. https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/3m/3754-80-300/22532321

Well, at least NetBSD still has it...

GAL22V10 is supported by Galdurino, an Arduino shield for reading copy-protected GALs. https://gitlab.com/MHeinrichs/galdurino

Is it stiff? What you need to do is apply heat to it with either a heat gun or lighter to burn off the old oil then add new oil. I used 3-in-1 oil but any other machine oil should work. See here:

I installed a kernal ROM switcher in my C64, really helps to be able to switch between JiffyDOS, SD2IEC kernal, stock kernal, etc. For the 1541 I installed the JiffyDOS ROM on it for higher disk performance and replaced the integrated linear power supply with a discrete switch-mode PSU for cool...

Well, I guess you didn't want them that bad after all. I also shouldn't be able to rob somebody blind and have Apple give me access to the data on my victim's device

For reference here is what they look like with the ferrite beads attached

I've made 1200 DPI scans of the flat flexible cables that are used to connect the PowerBook interconnect board to the Sharp passive matrix displays (as used in PB 140-165) and the Hosiden active matrix display (170 & 180). These scans should help for designing reproduction flex cables if need...

https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/w%C3%BCrth-elektronik/860020373010/5727034

Why is it double the size of a IIcx ROM?

At least it isn't a program that matters https://www.wired.com/story/thousands-of-vibe-coded-apps-expose-corporate-and-personal-data-on-the-open-web/

Hi, I'm looking for a IIcx compatible ROM that only has the memory test disabled and is 32-bit clean. The examples I've found include a ROM disk which I don't want or care for. Thanks

Yes, they do...

Will the Apple store still help you?

I'm not here to buy one but I think it'd be funnier if it was a Mini-ITX form factor board :)

To clone the Orchid MacSprint II you must dump the PALs & GALs, which are most likely read-protected. PALs can be reversed with this project: https://github.com/DuPAL-PAL-DUmper GALs can be reversed with this project: https://gitlab.com/MHeinrichs/galdurino ROMs are a straightforward dump...

What else do you need to plug in there?

No. CF cards can speak IDE/ATA natively and offer better speeds