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Whoa! Thanks! Excellent find!

Hi, welcome to the madhouse! :D

I know that the PB180C and 165C use a 7.5A variant of the DC Power adapter, so a regular PB145/160/170 adapter will charge it slowly, but won't provide enough power to run it.

Sounds like a lot of patching needed, potentially rotten via's from leaky caps in the area?

Excellent write-up, stickied this!

Paging @fogWraith ...

The Mac community seems to get the bum end of the deal when it comes to AAA gaming - in some cases for good reason, Apple seems to make it as hard as possible to develop them on the platform by refusing to support industry standards, instead preferring to go it's own way. However, thanks to...

Again, if you've ever seen an article or guide on how to use ResEdit to hack files, and wondered where to get it from, grab it from the Macintosh Garden, here: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/resedit

in case this has been forgotten to the annals of time, Tomeviewer is useful to be able to poke around inside and extract files from Apple installation tomes. Luckily, some enterprising sod has put this up on Macintosh Garden: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/tomeviewer

If you ever had issues trying to get a 3rd Party CD drive to work in your Mac - this will be some required reading. Thanks to Anthony Saxton, the author of ClipDragon, it's now posible to have a single modified driver work with both Apple CD drives, and any other SCSI CD ROM drive. The...

Damn, i can't find it - however, i know i got it off this CD: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/xlr8-cd-rom

Black with Gold ENIG always look so damn classy....

Aah! I have the pdf of this somewhere, I have all the pdfs for the xlr8 gear on my desktop. Lemme dig it out for you.

@Stephen would be the best person to ask for this! :)

Would you be so kind as to download and attach the PDF to the post, just in case it disappears off dropbox? :)

Anything in the console log to indicate what it might be?

Pretty simple then: Vintage Apple - > Software Obviously Sinclair, Acorn, Commodore sections aren't going to be relevant to your content, but i'd say that navigating the Vintage Apple section is simple enough. In your video, you're also including subforums in your browsing on mobile. Which...

Personally, i'm not understanding what's the confusion when creating a post - there are indeed a lot of categories for different systems, but as far as i can see it, it's self-explanatory. Can you give me an example of what you're finding?

@max1zzz I just ordered the last 41 of the QS32X384Q1G's from mouser before they go obsolete! Rather than order just enough, i went for all of them. The ZC834's are on the way as well, still up to the task? :D

We do have a trading post you can use.