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A network capable device gives your Mac a network connection.

BlueSCSI / ZuluSCSI wifi provides a network interface that pretends it's a DaynaPORT SC (SCSI). Setup is quite simple: Configure the Blue/Zulu with the name and password for your Wifi access point and install the Dayna driver. Note that it's TCP/IP only and does not pass AFP frames. One...

Here's a 3MF file if anyone wants to spin their own.

The larger "GDSTime" fan does a great job. I printed a simple adapter to mount it in the original fan location.

Ah - that would absolutely work. Must be my bad luck with search in general. I was trying to lookup "right angle blower" and came up with nothing. Ordered.

FIXED: Problem was a rotted -5V contact on the power supply molex plug. Looked fine from the outside and measured continuity when a test lead was stuck in... Simple, but ran me around in circles for a bit.

I need a fan solution that fits in an LC case - very restricted height. A fan placed directly on the heatsink has insufficient vertical clearance to move any air, so somehow it would need to be off the side at an angle. The standard fan does not move enough air to do the job. It really needs...

I think I need a bit of help in troubleshooting my LC475. I'm scratching my head a bit over the schematic on page 13. A scope on pins 18 (or 19) of the DFAC chip shows that PWM is being generated when I trigger a notification. It reads a steady square wave under quiet conditions that then...

Very interesting! Thanks for the confirmation that it's working correctly. Saved me a lot of grief trying to troubleshoot a problem that isn't one. Now, on to the intermittent sound - but that's for another topic after more investigation on the bench.

Should I be able to boot an LC475 with no CMOS battery installed in the system? I've just acquired one that refuses to start without a battery and do not believe that's the expected behavior. If I'm correct in that assumption, any idea where to start troubleshooting? (Apologies - I had...

Are you using heat sink compound with this arrangement or staying with tape?

Heh. My LC II did the same thing - wild squealing that changed with pressure in the left rear of the board. A recap later all was good. I think I lucked out and caught it before too much damage had been done.

Thanks! I have a 2-port MX500 as well.

No photo found, but it does sound like a neat tool!

That's exactly what I had in mind.

The combination of a transparent SE/30 case with a "stand up" version of Joe's board would be awesome.

The out-of-focus photo is intended to be representative of the parts you might find in the kit. With the number of different devices they support it would be impractical in the extreme to provide photos of the exact kit.

Not sure where you looked, but Console5.com has both the cap listing and pre-made kits:

I'm not an expert on switching power supplies, but many of them require that all rails be loaded in order to guarantee proper regulation. Testing under no-load conditions may well show bogus values. If you don't want to take any chances of damaging the motherboard you'll need to connect a...

Sorry to be Captain Obvious, but you're not by any chance measuring the voltages under no-load conditions (disconnected from main board)?