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Oooh - how did you get the bus speed that high? I thought 40MHz alone was too hit and miss? Have you replaced the clock generator?

Oooh Interware Fwiend! :D I have one of these too, in an SE/30 purchase from Buyee - the DIN connector has a few bent pins, but will try giving mine a good go. Did you need any special drivers/extensions to make it work?

Vintage Sinclair added :)

Mmmm.... Matte black! 🤤

Yes, good plan - we can add those categories. I knew i'd left something out... although, i'll name it Vintage Sinclair :)

So the v1.1's only need /CE and /OE tying together to be enabled?

oof. what is the part number for the screen? I think you'll need a replacement. That's well and truly killed. :(

While this is true, the 30-pin SIMM's available from there and Keystron (https://keystron.com/) won't work in a II or IIx still - hence the need for these ones.

@Branchus would be best to answer this one!

Would love a pcb/Gerber though :)

Hey @Woodengamer - thanks for the feedback - that was quick! We've already amended the trade section to reflect 'caveat emptor' :) As all trades, at the moment, are approved manually by a moderator, as we're likely to be on the low side of trades for now - but as we scale, i can certainly see...

Always so jealous of the finds/hauls you guys get in the US - I'd kill for a fraction of that! I had a Powerbook 180C, but i donated it to RMC. I want to get another one though, but they're hard to find and half the time, broken screens and shattered case plastics...

Oooh, whats the 50-pin to 25-pin adapter??

@eric I'm pretty sure I have seen a setting that controls image attachments in the xenforo settings

Welcome to TinkerDifferent! Thank you so much for signing up to be involved in our Forum - a space for the people, by the people! We've started this to be a welcoming space for not just vintage mac enthusiasts, but for a whole host of other platforms, too. Just so you're aware, we're still...

Project spearheaded by Phil Cranmer - I just did the Sprint Layout - the following is Phil's writeup While the Macintosh II and IIx were designed with sufficient address lines to handle up to 128MB of RAM in two banks of 4 SIMMs (giving a total of 8 slots), standards for DRAM chip design...

** Due to eBay sellers such as 'svintag' and 'vintagix' taking the github files from the repo, strip all attributions and violate the CC-NC license, the github repo has been marked as private, permanently. No files or sprint layouts will be made avaliable publically. Anyone wishing to purchase a...

** Due to eBay sellers such as 'svintag' and 'vintagix' taking the github files from the repo, strip all attributions and violate the CC-NC license, the github repo has been marked as private, permanently. No files or sprint layouts will be made avaliable publically. Anyone wishing to purchase a...

Does this give you 2mb of flash and an extra 1mb of dram?

I wish these things existed here...or computer recycling places :/