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That board looks almost identical to my Eyoyo 8", minus the audio in/out.

Having too many disassembled parts laying around, so I just put the working parts into the better case (marked bad analog board), so I have less clutter. I put in an older BlueSCSI 1.1 and I wanted to see the activity/power lights without modifying the case. Cheap and easy way was to use a...

I just picked up a Creality CR10 v2 from FB marketplace this morning... so running a first test print it may not be suitable until further testing. My Ender 3 Pro will only print to 8" so it is not wide enough to print as a single piece. I will try to print the full piece this week in Platinum...

This is just an example, I would like to test print to make sure it fits before I attach the STL files. The only thing I have modified is the Bezel and Back, I left all the other parts as released by @ArjenCNX

Yes, I will modify the design to fit the iPad screens (technically 9.7 inches). The three versions I have are all different sized (version 1-3), different mounting holes, and different bezel dimensions. @wottle let me know which version you have and I will work on that one first. iPad gen 1...

I was able to clean up the bad analog board bottom frame, hit it with a wire wheel and spray painted it. Don't mind the paint runs, you won't see it inside. It looks like I have 3 bad analog boards, so I am ordering recap kits for two of them. I just don't have all the capacitor values on...

Recent finds... one Classic from Free Geek Minneapolis for $10, listed as "No HDD, bad analog board," second one from Craigs List listed as "battary bomb" for $5 (their spelling). What spares I have on hand: A working system (Classic motherboard and Classic II analog board from an old...

I have confirmed my Eyoyo 8" is authentic and works with the A2CDVI. I also have a few recovered iPad 1/2 screens with driver boards. Native resolution is 1024x768, but with the A2CDVI, it seems to display fine. Here is a photo with my poorly CNC'd Acrylic front to emulate an Apple Cinema...

I just received my A2CDVI from Tindie today. I will try it with my Eyoyo 8" and a couple other older LCD panels to see which ones work.

Correct me if I am wrong, but there is no magic (logic or conversion) in this box either. The only thing analog that it connects is the Analog pins in the ADC to the analog pins on the VGA port. So your "modern PC" needs to have a VGA port on it. If you want to use a DVI-A connector, then you...

Dr. Bott makes a cable called the DVIator with no logic in them, it is simply a wire adapter with a power brick (not included in the linked item). Similar to this on Instructables. And there is the original Apple adapter.

I looked around for BlueSCSI v2 mount for an LC 1, but could not find one. I wanted the SD card to come out the front instead of the rear. So I started with replicating the left front floppy cover first. Printed in white as a test. Then I found somebody else's 3D model for a BlueSCSI v2...

Crazy prices on eBay for that item. Try contacting Herb?

Try the bookyard. Not sure where you are located, but I have ordered from them to the USA before the tariffs. The part number you specified is out stock.

I found a "project" Macintosh LC (1) listed on CraigsList as "makes a clicking sound but no video, no HD" for US$20. Took it home and removed the power plug from the motherboard. Powered on the PSU and got some abysmally low values on the power rails. Dissembled the PSU, saw some leakage and...

The maintenance manual is here... last two pages are part numbers.

I would think you may be able to source a replacement LCD panel once you have it disassembled, and get the panel model off the back.

I thought this guy was mentioned previously as a reputable seller on these forums. Eric Woo's Rare Chips on eBay.

Here is a link to the scanned service manual for the Sony PVM-9044qm, see page 5 for the controls. These were common in linear video editing suites in the mid-late 1990s.

It could be possible the flat connector cable has developed an open trace. They are designed for a very limited connect/disconnect lifespan.