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1. ForumPhotos Updated Thursday at 04:55 PM

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   MindWalker Updated Thursday at 04:55 PM

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2. mg.man's pics Updated Thursday at 09:15 AM

   
    
   

   

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3. aeberbach's stuff Updated Wednesday at 01:19 AM

   I'm interested in making old Macs do things they couldn't previously do. I have mirrored VGA out working on the SE/30 now and I'm working on other display formats.
   

   

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4. ArdSCSino Updated October 27

   

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   erichelgeson Updated October 27

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5. ttb's Misc Updated October 21

   

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6. Classic + MacSD build Updated October 17

   Restoring a Classic with retrobrite, logic and analog board recap, custom air intake and discreet MacSD upgrade.
    
   The face and cover of the Classic were brightened with 40V peroxide solution and sunlight.
    
   A custom, 3D-printed air box mounts a larger Noctua Redux 80mm fan.  Fan RPM is reduced by a string of four 1N4007 diodes.
    
   For easy SD card access without removing the Mac's cover, a slot extender is mounted to the analog board, near the picture controls.  The first step is cutting an H pattern in the sheet metal with a rotary tool.
    
   I bent the tabs inward and soldered the SD card extender to them.  The switch above the card slot is mounted through an existing hole.  It connects to the "BL" jumper on the MacSD.  In order to update firmware, the switch is held while powering on the Mac.  Below the card slot is an RGB LED, also passed through an existing hole, which indicates SCSI activity on green, errors on red and fragmentation on blue.
    
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   A new slot is cut into the case for card access.
   
    
   The cover hides any visible evidence of modification.
   
   

   

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   ymk Updated October 17

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7. Byte Knight's Pix Updated September 24

   
   
   

   

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   Byte Knight Updated September 24

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8. ArmorAlley Updated September 20

   An album (, but not an LP)
   
   
   

   

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   ArmorAlley Updated September 20

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9. ttb’s FS/FT Album Updated August 22

   

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10. Classic Restore Updated August 16

    

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    erichelgeson Updated August 16

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11. 15" MultiScan Updated August 6

    
    
    
    

    

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    erichelgeson Updated August 6

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12. Macintosh SE/30 Updated July 26

    

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    joethezombie Updated July 26

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13. Color Classic revive Updated July 13

    

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    erichelgeson Updated July 13

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14. Mr Fahrenheit's pics Updated July 1

    
    
    

    

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    MrFahrenheit Updated July 1

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15. Rikintosh's Stuff Updated May 8

    Appreciation
    

    

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    Rikintosh Updated May 8

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16. Turbo040 Updated April 29

    
    
    

    

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    james_w Updated April 29

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17. 660AV Updated April 26

    

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    mrpippy Updated April 26

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18. IIsi Updated April 6

    

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    mrpippy Updated April 6

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19. defor Updated March 30

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20. Petteri's SE/30 project Updated March 7

    
    
    

    

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21. Macintosh Ephemera Updated January 19

    I have uploaded some Macintosh ephemera for your pleasure: photos of the box, and some disks, of the Apple-branded 3.5" floppies I purchased during my first semester in college, fall of 1984. The Macintosh had been released earlier in the year and were already present in good quantity in the computer lab, the university being a member of the Apple University Consortium and thus could purchase them at a hefty discount. These are, of course, 400k floppies, and much time was spent playing "the floppy game" - swapping floppies and and out of the drive, endlessly it seemed. I was very glad when the Fat Mac (Mac 512k), and the 800k drive, arrived...
    You might be able to faintly see that I wrote the version of the Finder on the label of the Strategic Conquest diskette - the system software changed every few months so I had to keep up with what I had. We could check out the software, both released and beta versions from Apple and other shops, from the lab - and we copied it as best we could.
    

    

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    crimsonRE Updated January 19

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22. GIMO connector to Apple PC Compatibility cards Updated September 13, 2019

    I haven't seen this (photographically) documented like this anywhere, so here it is  
    
    If I ever get a  real macro lens, I'll replace these shots. Apple officially calls this (albeit briefly) in manuals the "internal audio/video assembly"
    
    
    
    

    

    Album created by by
    jessenator Updated September 13, 2019

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23. PowerBook 5300ce Internal Updated September 7, 2019

    Photos from recently acquired PowerBook 5300ce 603e/117Mhz/10.4"/32MB
    - MotherBoard
    - Power Board (Top View)
    - Power Board (Rear View)
    - Power Board (Side View)
    - Battery Bay
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    TimHD Updated September 7, 2019

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24. bga Updated August 21, 2019

    
    
    

    

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    hoi polloi Updated August 21, 2019

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25. My Hardware Updated July 7, 2019

    

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    twillkickers Updated July 7, 2019

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