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What I showed you is my scrap designed plan B that I had already made;) I don't think I will develop this product any further. As I said last time, I'm not really interested in daisy chaining products as you said... good Luck!

"Fat Mac Switcher" in development. In a sense, it may be a useless product in 2023 😅 It features: -512K and 128K switching is possible. LED lights when 512KB is used -Supports ROM-inator Resurrections -Supports BMOW FloppyEMU -Support SYSTEM 6.0.8 (at 512KB) -HD20 support *FloppyEMU available

Are you talking about the hitchhiker with the black gray case that I own? This case is designed to fit all 2.5inch hard drives and is compatible with 2.0mm pitch 50pin pin headers. If the 50 pins you were thinking of were 2.54mm pitch, that's not the case. Whereas SCSI RIDER 2 DB25 is 2.54 50...

SCSI Rider2 DB25 Ver. *lost work OK, this was Plan B, with a female DB25 placed at the back. This is for daisy chaining. I'll update this later, but I'd like to point out some caveats. As I said last time, I know a few my friends have wanted this. But sorry guys! I myself am not very...

@retr01 I see, actually I have a hitchhiker. But I never felt the need for daisy chaining. However, as I wrote before, the design to attach the out of DB25 to the rearmost is almost completed. If I have time, I will fix it and show you....😄

@retr01 Even if I don't make it, it's already someone's project😅 You can buy from them: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1310065089/right-angle-scsi-db25-db25-adapter-for

@retr01 Right. Actually, we considered until the end whether to use DB25 or IDC50 for the rearmost connector, but we adopted IDC50. We have adopted as many possibilities as possible. But the DB25 version is actually complete...😅 A right angle might be interesting, but what do you use it for?

@JDW has created a great instructional YouTube video, stay tuned! - Assemble the SCSI Rider - BlueSCSI V1 and V2 benchmark test

Hi Paolo, I tested all my BlueSCSI V2 with real Mac SE/30. So far, we have not had any problems with our products other than scratches during PCB manufacturing. The scratched BlueSCSI will not be shipped and will be in my possession forever... I'm also unfamiliar with what you're trying to do...

Hi folks, Crucible has been updated to V1.1! This update mainly analyzes icons and allows you to replace icons with Crucible! I am very excited and I can tell you that is amazing App! Here is my blog, explains how to create icons.: https://ameblo.jp/keroxiee1016/entry-12795487099.html

Thank you. Now I'm almost done repairing my Mac, so I have time to think about my own products. I often don't know if it's good or not so interesting... Idk if I'm another level or not, but thanks to all of you for making it fun😄

ahhhh, I don't have time for another project at the moment, so I'll contact you when I feel like doing it. As a matter of fact, I've repaired Classic analogs twice, so I know the structure very well. Thank you @Genjoke !!!

I don't have many Classic analog boards. But need some scrap analog boards for reverse engineering😉

Hi, It was developed for SMC ROM SIMM. I think Bolle makes stuff for his SE/30 recreation, but this Crucible App has nothing to do with his product. But thank you for having interest!

Use male and female pin headers. Bridge at 1Kohms. I think it goes down to below 15MHz.

Bridge 1K OHMS instead of SL jumpers. It is possible to set below 15MHZ, so I think you can drop it to 12MHz. GOOD LUCK!!!

All I can say is that both Turbo040 and Carrera040 are compatible with ROM-inatorII. I think Steve Chamberlin expressed it that way because he couldn't test enough at that time. SMC ROM SIMM is also compatible with Turbo040 and Carrera040. It would be nice if someone did a long test. maybe you😁...

Thanks for interesting our SMC ROM SIMM, If you don't mind, please tell me who said ROM-inatorII doesn't work with Carrera040. or link (?) I didn't check it for a long time, but I tried booting, testing with System7.1, 7.5, and booting the ROM disk with their combination, but there was no...

@JDW @OneGeekArmy @retr01 Thanks for all the opinions! As you may know, my store sales ROM-inator Resurrections, manufactured under license from Steve Chamberlin. Some profits are returned to BMOW. I'm not dissatisfied with ROM-inatorII, and I still have a lot of respect for it. I think...

Right, I'm sure you understood 100% now! Crucible creates 4 files U1,U2,U3,U4 which are actually flashed into the EEPROM SST39SF040, which should be the same EEPROM that is actually placed on the PCB of the ROM SIMM. I mean, it's written on the PCB card silkscreen, so you know what it means.