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Yes I did take apart the PowerBook to remove the PRAM battery and thankfully it didn't leak inside of it

I will send it to @Duke09 to get it recapped since I would love to use this 3400c for running Mac OS 7.6 or Mac OS 8.1

Last month I recently got a decent PowerBook 3400c (I don't know the specs of it yet) When I plug it a known good charger it's making a small popping noise and yes I did remove the VARTA PRAM battery from it that didn't leak inside of it thankfully So the popping noise would be related to bad...

Added this nice PowerBook 3400c to my collection I will have to send it to get it recapped since it's only making a popping noise and yes I did remove the PRAM battery out of it I will also need to get a replacement front bezel for it since it's cracked

Beautiful machine I own a 400mhz Blue and White Macintosh Server G3 that I'm currently restoring it at the moment it's in need of replacement case parts for it but otherwise it working perfectly

Bought a Radeon 7000 PCI graphics card for my Macintosh Server G3 Blue and White I will have to get some replacement case parts and bottom handles for it

Here's a Macintosh Server G3 Blue and White that I bought on eBay for a future restoration project I need to get some case parts and a graphics card for it alongside with the proper IDE hard drive cable

Thanks I will have to watch it

I would like to know on how to adjust the CRT on a Macintosh SE (800k) The picture was when I rebuilt the machine way back in October of 2024 with a replacement analog board since the original analog board failed due a bad flyback transformer and a weak PSU that was dying The right corner of...

Happy New Year !

After one year of being dead due to a bad analog board and putting a good working replacement analog board and a good PSU my 800k Macintosh SE is alive once again

It's so beautiful and I love the custom paint job on it

Gave my Mac SE SuperDrive a nice BlueSCSI upgrade and so far it's fantastic and I'm loving it so far The original 40mb Quantum ProDrive still works and thankfully I have backed it up alongside with that 160mb Conner drive that stopped working sadly

Also I went to check if my 800k Mac SE still had the battery on it's logic board and thankfully the old owner did remove it I will have to get the Mac fixed since it no longer turns on (only makes weird unhappy noises no chime at all) I'm suspecting the analog board is faulty since smoke came...

Finally debombed my Mac SE SuperDrive Thankfully the battery which is a Maxwell didn't leak or explode inside of the computer I installed the MacBatt CR2032 adapter with a brand new CR2032 battery

https://androda.work/product/powerbook-passive-matrix-display-flex-cable-replacement-140-series/ I got my replacement cable since the original display cable in my 145 also broke in half when I was testing the display from my PowerBook 165

I also tested the display from my PowerBook 165 into the 145 and it works perfectly fine