Search results

The MonsterMac board would be the required memory upgrade, no? How much RAM is on that thing?

Very cool! Love to see your progress. My color coded AI modeling is prettier, but seeing it in real deal green is Earth shattering! Now we only need a MagicalBus adapter running from the Classic socket thruholes to the Radius connector for one of my TPD cards in the Plus adapted, Drexel Branded...

Might kill the A/B when you power the double decker kluge up? You've got the KILLY KLIP needed for a Plus installation, those are rare. If you remove that the Performer should plug directly into the 68000 socket of the LEVCO. Don't think the 68000 is needed IIRC? Curious board, I've never seen...

Yep, definitely interested in scans. That's the same card I've been playing with for years. ATM @Bolle has it somewhere in a big pile near his bench. :ROFLMAO:

General maximum memory config info: It wasn't just memory pricing, release dates of higher DRAM capacity/SIMMs plays a big part as well. Apple's maximum supported memory configs are based on SIMM capacities available and tested at time of release. Models were already obsolescent when higher...

Thanks! That's plenty good enough for my Rogue's Gallery. Gotta go through the new pics and enter the data on the boards when I get a chance. Board pics still needed: Spectrum/24 v.___ - undocumented - Rev.B Spectrum/24 Series IV Spectrum/24 Series V Spectrum/24 PDQ Spectrum/24 PDQ+ Spectrum/8...

How goes it on this one? Is your board ready for prime time? Haven't seen an update on any of your projects for a bit?

Sorry I bumped into the wrong forum with the wrong kind of suggestion. :oops: Been watching the programming project threads with great interest though. Great stuff, gang!

Only pic I turned up, bad cold, crawling back into bed, but this is the relevant section of the display:

Not out on bench, It's been front and center of the AppleDisplayUnit™ for all these years. The pics were snagged off the iFrog album from which they were originally linked. Probably lost a lot of related pics from the upgrade/great pixel robbery and then disappearing cache disasters at the MLA...

Mine'll be going nowhere very fast just as it's been doing for over twelve years running. ;) Things of interest for @jorg @vorg project. -- closeup lenses for short-throw of image -- pin-cushion distortion induced image correction for field curvature of backside of CRT -- front surface...

Monitor's Control panel I'd think. TattleTech after that. What Mac are you coding for, CPU type's also a dead giveaway. Anything 68000 is single bit B&W. Anything better should have Color QuickDraw in the ROM/toolbox.

That one's been played with in a Classic. ;) MacintoshClassicIIIColorTVp™ - Take 2 @vorg you might find something of use in the optical bench experimentation considerations.

Gonna get back to this one fairly soon, thought I'd post the pics today as they're somewhat relevant to a new project by vorg. https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/the-macintosh-minus-pi-powered-mini-mac-plus-clone-with-5-crt-display.1833/post-16650

More pics and commentary to add later.

Anothe one exhumed from the crypt, pics went away in the original thread: https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/macintoshclassiciiicolortvp%E2%84%A2-hack.19802/

Panel shouldn't matter, we need that MultiSync Controller Board! ;) I'd have been happy had it only supported VGA and SVGA, 16" probably looks a bit nasty by comparison I'd think?

Lookin' good! Crazy notion for alternate to BackPaq camo: Knock the case back at the base and add feets to rest that cute little KBD upon in a Mini-Lisa3 config.:p

So it does support/scale 16" input? I need one! :love:

There's another table on p.17 where the footnote explains the discrepancy: Very interesting point you bring up about VRAM being reserved for TV/Video options. Frame buffering is quirky on those machines when it comes to what's in the TV-Tuner window. It comes up as an empty box when you do a...