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Yes you need a proper load for the analog board. @opcode have you replaced the RIFA caps? Mine has 3 at C33, C37, and C38.

I’m just posting this pic for anyone looking for usb mouse adapter for their Macintosh.

Congrats! Is that an original floppy disk? Got any pictures of that?

Try running your Mac without extensions by holding the shift key when booting.

I have an original Mac128k that I bought a few years ago. It had the original 128k motherboard with a memory upgrade daughterboard. I removed the daughterboard to lessen the current load and make it last longer.

Would love to see some pics. :)

If you're looking for a PS/2 keyboard converter for old Macintosh, here's mine. :)

Thanks! 

Can you tell just by the serial number if an Apple Lisa mouse was made for the Lisa 1 or was made during it’s time? They’re probably all look the same for all versions of Lisa but I just want to know. 

Never seen any old Mac with an orange CRT tube. That’s interesting. Are you the original owner?

Thank you guys!

I’m doing a ps2 keyboard to mac conversion using Arduino and just want to make sure about the arrow keys.

I'm wondering if the M0110A keyboard works on a Macintosh 128K? If so, will arrow keys work too?

The same thing happened to me. hahah..

It stopped working or just every 4 minutes? 

No was never recapped.

My Powerbook 170 has been in storage for a long time so thought i could check it and see if its still working. It powers on just fine but the sound coming from the internal speaker is too low whether its the start up chime or on the os desktop. I tried it with an earphone but still the same. Any...

Anything available for me?

This happened to my Mac128k before. I bought a cheaper Apple 3.5 drive (A9M0106) to test it first before opening it. The external drive works and I eventually opened my Mac and cleaned & lubricated the internal drive. It's in fully working condition now.

Do you have a spare startup disk? Or might need to open and clean the internal floppy drive.