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They look pretty straight forward for bodges, I will add one thing though. Scrape the green corrosion under the mask that has seeped into the ground plane as it will only worsen/travel.

Oh man! The quality of these slides on Fujichrome? stunning! I indulged in some of the last rolls of Kodachrome a few years back and made a process to develop it at home (not an easy task). The results are beautiful, I really do miss some of these old films.

Shut the front door! That's very interesting, I hadn't any clue they were also available for Macintosh computers. I only assumed it was a Pippin controller given the embossed "PIPPIN" logo and shape. I'll have to gander for that software, could be a very fun new toy! Flappy Mac high scores...

I found this little bugger for $20 cad and genuinely thought it may be interesting to see if "Apple Jack" can translate to ADB and perhaps use this boomerang as a Macintosh gamepad. Now if you'll excuse me I'll be waiting patiently for the $20 Pippin console to match! (Dream on eh?)

Sanyo 50T51R or rebranded by Sears as the "Go anywhere TV". Sears marketing really nailed the name on that one! The Sanyo unit seems much less common, I had picked it up for $20cad from a Goodwill display case. I honestly just thought it was neat!

Just wrap the entire machine in tinfoil!? be sure to insulate your head too with a nice tinfoil hat :P

This reminded me of something I had tucked away. Was attached to a IIc I bought years ago.

Does anyone have the pinout of the 8600 psu? Curious if an ATX psu could be rewired (akin to rewiring for Q700, IIci etc)

@Action Retro latest video was a great showcase for vintage "portables" BUT can it really be a gaming machine if it doesn't have battletoads?!? Seans latest video:

Exciting! everyone will have to decide on a New Years Resolution! Me? 640x480 stretched to fit a 27" LCD *chefs kiss*

It's self aware :o

@rdmark was recently looking for some verified DRAM for an Apple IIC project and I had recently just gone through my stack of salvaged parts to pull some for their repairs. While doing so I thought it the perfect opportunity to showcase @Stephen amazing little device! The DRAM Liberator is an...

Get rid of it! There's a new world of tactility waiting for you once that cursed, degrading "spill" guard is tossed into the trash. If that rubber mat was going to save anything they'd install one into the Alps units as well haha (but they didn't)

I can spare a couple, all tested good with @Stephen s ram liberator device :). There are disk programs as well to run diagnostic which pin point which bank etc

When other markets get super cool stuff but Canadians are left in the cold... figuratively and literally! @Kay K.M.Mods trade maple syrup for Fujitsu!?

Oh! nice find, first thing I did "Ctrl+F "Doom"" it's there, website checks out lol

I've never found ONE true source, always a mix of archive.org and weird one off sites like: http://www.shawcomputing.net/resources/next/applications.html

I'll give it a month before @Kay K.M.Mods convinces you into building a Takky mod ;) I'm in the middle of restoring a Takky purchased from Japan last week where the original owner had used a 6200 A/V motherboard. I've actually been having a lot of fun using the video inputs! (This is all...