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When I recapped my PowerBook 100 I used these for the LCD: 3.3µF - 35V - SMT - Size B - 581-TAJB335K035SNJ (Mouser P/N)

Yes, but the EtherMac Printer Adapter is for getting a single LocalTalk device connected to Ethernet. I have the very similar EtherMac PowerBook Adapter. Lots of info here: https://web.archive.org/web/19980111201303/http://www.farallon.com/support/faqs/en/pbafaq.html On neat thing with these...

I have this Farallon adapter, since it has a single PhoneNet connector it just goes at one end of PhoneNet LocalTalk daisy chain network, you don't need a PhoneNet adapter for it. Ethernet switch <- Ethernet cable -> Farallon adapter <- phone cable -> PhoneNet adapter to old Mac <- phone cable...

This is just a physical media bridge for the AppleTalk network protocol, LocalTalk <-> Ethernet. You would need a MacIP Gateway (software or device with both AppleTalk and TCP/IP plus encapsulation code) and MacIP client software to be able to get Mac with only AppleTalk networking connected to...

I would be so down for one of these!

The bus and processor speed are set via a jumper block on the motherboard, some info on this here: http://oldcomputer.info/apple/PowerG3/index.htm

Something like this does seems like it could be very useful for owners of LC/Perfoma 520/550/575! I recently ran into this myself in trying to figure out how to connect up a BlueSCSI to my LC575 in place of the internal HD. I have a short 50 pin extension on order but its going to be a pain to...

In the States here, I couldn't easily find Branson EC a year ago when I was setting up my VEVOR 30L Ultrasonic Cleaner (although perhaps I didn't do such a good job searching...). I ended up going with this which was available on Amazon: Elmasonic 800 0102 Elma TEC Clean A1 Ultrasonic Cleaner...

I would like to find a SE SuperDrive, SE/30, and/or a Classic/Classic2. It’s a design thing for me too. Mostly. And I’m totally with you on the trashcan Mac Pro, always made me scratch my head but it’s undeniably interesting and unique.

I also wonder if the Apple version can actually do 3x or 4x bus multipliers if some resistors are moved around. I‘m pretty sure I read somewhere that DayStar built the Apple one for them so the two boards are likely very similar...

Awesome! I hope to join you in this one day, with a Power Macintosh 605/100 in my case! This is one of the many project that I have on deck held up by something or another. My problem here is while I have the DayStar 100MHz version (yay!) and it lets you set the bus clock multiplier to 3x or 4x...

Ahhhh! Neat!

I got one with mine too. I figured it was for roasting mini marshmallows!

No problem, at least maybe a place to start. Looked up the 33µf - 25V - SMT and it appears to be on order until next April… You can always go higher on the voltage rating, or look for a different brand I suppose. :-/ For the radials if some are out of stock make sure you pay attention to the...

I wish I had that, looks delicious! Perhaps I need to stock my cabinets/frig better…. Cheese and crackers, a simple sandwich, maybe baby carrots if I have them.

I’ve used this lot from Mouser to restore 3 Macintosh IIsi Power Supplies successfully: IIsi Power Supply (Sony) Radial caps: 2 x 220µf x 250v - radial (C101, C102) - 19D x 35L :: Mouser 647-UCS2E221MHD - 18D x 31.5L - 10000 Hour 2 x 2200µf x 6.3v - radial (C202, C203) - 10D x 30L :: Mouser...

Thought I'd share my experience with replacing the orginal hard drive in my PowerBook 540c with a BlueSCSI and some tests I did to see how it compares with the original HD and a SCSI2SD I had in my PowerBook 180. I ordered the PowerBook BlueSCSI Version 4 [F1.TbA.PB.V4] from Tech by Androda...