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This Does Not Compute replied to the thread SCREWS for SE & SE/30 Analog Board to Metal Chassis.McMaster-Carr is both the manufacturer and retailer. Search for that part number on this page... -
This Does Not Compute replied to the thread SCREWS for SE & SE/30 Analog Board to Metal Chassis.Here's a spreadsheet with all of the fasteners I purchased for my SE/30 Reloaded build, which includes every screw in the machine. Some...
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This Does Not Compute replied to the thread shipping from Japan.If you're buying through Buyee, definitely pay the extra $15 or so to have them repack the computer. If you don't, they'll just put a...
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This Does Not Compute replied to the thread 2.5" -> 3.5" SCSI adapter.I think in most cases it's 0.
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This Does Not Compute replied to the thread LC 475 Pad repair.Since it's the negative pad that's come off the board, you should be able to get away with tying that side of the capacitor into any...
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This Does Not Compute replied to the thread Rust inhibitor for Mac SE shield?.I had all the internal metalwork in my clear SE/30 nickel-plated too. In the end it cost me $100 but looks amazing just like @Elemenoh...
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This Does Not Compute replied to the thread Not enough power for Blue SCSI Wifi.My educated guess as to what's going on is that the USB cable is acting like a makeshift antenna. The built-in antenna on the Pico isn't...
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This Does Not Compute replied to the thread Recapped SE/30 - Occasional Horizontal Screen Shake.This is the part I used for BU406 when I built my SMC recreation analog board...
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This Does Not Compute replied to the thread Apple PowerCD Base Station / Dock Teardown.The PowerCD is just a modified version of the Philips CDF-100. The Philips unit played CDs and Photo CDs, but didn't support SCSI. An...
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This Does Not Compute replied to the thread IIsi Power Supply unknown part.I don't have an exact part number for you, but I measured L202 to be 0.4uH. Inductors of that value appear to still be common today...
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This Does Not Compute replied to the thread Ram 30-pin SIMM socket where to buy?.It's likely supply and demand. I've long suspected those sockets are NOS parts, and now that there's increased demand and supply is...