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For DIMM's, would it not be best to use something like these: https://www.utsource.net/itm/p/11652925.html 1K refresh, 50ns 1Mx16 DRAM chips for $1.51 in 100 or more... And new, too. I've always had good luck with the DRAM chips from utsource. Always arrived in oem packaging, too.

Well, I was thinking of using regular dram chips that are available in quantity, not necessarily sdram or sram.

Paging @Zane Kaminski :)

Go for it!

Ooooh handspring! I remember, my first paycheque from Blockbuster went on one of those and a 20 inch pizza. I carried it around for about 6 months, but then i realised i never really did anything with it, other than constantly put it on charge :D

This is luckily, the AIC-7880P. I do actually have some 29F010 EEPROM's, which i presume should also work in place of those earlier ones mentioned, but i bought a dozen of the Atmel ones, just in case. I found the firmware updater - it's STILL on the adaptec site! If i have time, i'll solder...

*offers jellybabies*

So, i seem to recall when i was working in the DTP/Pre-press industry about 20 years ago, UW SCSI was the absolute best thing since sliced bread. All those high density 68-pin cables and nice trapezoidal chunky connectors....aaah, those were the days. Anyway - I have before me, an Adaptec...

The apple, commodore and atari sections all feature their own area for monitors - were you meaning a general 'catch all'?

If you do, I'll buy one, my 7500 has a snapped one.

It is bad that i recognise that hofmeister kink on your car's rear window? Another BMW owner ;)

I bought two from amigakit in the end - pricey, but they work well and provide term power :)

I know Stephen Leary did a mass purchase of a lot of the KEL connectors, over on exxos forum, for the A1200 accelerators he was designing, I'll have a poke around!

The holy grail, at least for me! OK, how about the PDS connections for the Quadra machines? They look like KEL connectors like the Amiga uses.

The one i'd love to find is the CPU card slot for the x500/600 series.

These are getting surprisingly harder to find. Seriously, this haul of 4x64MB and 2 x 32MB DIMM's cost more than a 32GB DDR4 kit... But it'll be worth it! The extra 256MB is destined for my 9600, the other 64MB destined for the 7500. @Zane Kaminski - reckon you could make these with more...

As the title states, i'd like to compile a list of all the connectors used in Macs, and to do that, i'd like to ask anyone that has knowledge of a particular part number to add it here. Once i've got a list together, i'll make a sticky post in the relevant section. So far, from @trag we have...

Connector people are great! They still sell the 64-pin sockets for ROM's and IIfx RAM.

Use the PT Sans Caption for both light and dark, it's a nice easy to read font IMHO

I think i might have 4 of those...lemme check tomorrow :) the djMEMCjr, right?