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I carefully reviewed my gear design early this month and found a few small dimensional deviations when comparing my design to the original. I bought new calipers and found my old calipers were not as accurate as I thought, which is a little heart breaking because I've done a lot of work with the...

The MeowTWOast is two cells in parallel so that the voltage is the same but the charge is doubled. It’s been a while since I made the designs, there are a few more stylish (and arguably better named) options available now.

I'm not here often so apologies I didn't see this sooner — I'm the publisher of the premium gear model on Thingiverse, which is available on Shapeways and eBay. I can tell you a few of my own observations which may help narrow down the culprit of the issue. Shapeways: The resolution and...

Love it!

Thank you, appreciate the tips!

Thanks, appreciate the suggestion. I know there's a few options but I was hoping someone could suggest something that's actually obtainable — they seem hard to find on eBay.

I'm interested in purchasing a Mac Plus CPU upgrade but I understand they're not particularly common. Can anyone suggest an upgrade? Ideally it's '030 but I guess that's not a hard requirement. I'm also open to buying one from within the community.

Ah, I just saw your video on Marc's YouTube — very nice!

Here's a screenshot of a walk through I posted elsewhere.

Yea, should only be a matter of soldering them on the “bottom” (opposite side” in the correct orientation.

Here's a PCB Here's a PCB design.

The new Apple USB-C power bricks for the M1 Max / Pro laptops are 28v @ 140w. This is more than enough to run a G4 cube (which is not using an ADC monitor). Older USB-C adapters may be sufficient in some circumstances but I don't believe they have sufficient wattage / headroom for spikes. The...

Interesting reference, I hadn't see this before. I wonder if it has any merit?

I’m happy you were able to make progress - frankly, the Cloney Clip has many barriers to entry and failure points. With the 3D printing, pogo pins, and finicky cabling its an accomplishment. There’s a simpler iteration I’m exploring but it’s more “one time use”.

I haven't had any timing issues with RGBtoHDMI, but to be fair I've only tested on the 128k, 512k, Compact Mac, and "dabbled" with the SE. It's just too bad it's not easier to buy the RGBtoHDMI premade or they would be a massive hit.

Check out RGBtoHDMI.

I have no clue if this is helpful to anyone here, but I made a backlight mod for the Weller WE 1010NA. I have a few boards for sale ($10 + shipping) but the project itself is open source and designed so you can order them pre-assembled from JLCPCB. The goal of the project was primarily to show...

I've made a few small updates to the original ROM-inator project by Big Mess O' Wires. Anyone interested can find the details in my GitHub repo — if you enjoy this project please leave a star, it's the closest I can get internet karma 😅 Please remember, the original ROM-inator is deprecated and...

Appreciate it! Do you have more information I can refer to? Could be interesting. I believe the 512k is backward compatible with 256k; only the first half of the memory gets mapped. Admittedly, I don't know for certain.

Is there something particularly grievous about the project I've shared? Your responses sound very snarky! The EasyEDA source files are in the repo. There are tools to convert the EasyEDA files to other formats (e.g., KiCad). Because I do not use other tools I cannot confirm the accuracy of...