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We used these:

Reminds me of the power supplies we had in the electronics lab at school, big, orange, with a chunky metal insulated bus bar like loopbto select the voltage on it. Also used banana plugs.

They're pin compatible parts.

This would make a really good resource!

@Androda may have some of these?

Sticking the thread!

@eric could there be anything in the bluescsi codebase that could cause wierd inconsistencies like this, with accelerators?

So when can we expect a kit version for us plebs? :D

Just bagged some 168-pin 5v 16MB FPM DIMM's from UK eBay for £10 each - even managed to grab a matching pair!

Now that the film is now available for streaming on home video and soon to be released on DVD, Blu-Ray and awesomely, on VHS in a 4:3 format. So, for those of you that have watched it - what did you think of it? I went to see this in the cinema with two friends and it was AWESOME. Honestly a...

There is a kit for a 950 that allows you to use ATX psu's, or was, a few years ago. Not sure if it ever got posted on github though.

I remember i sent a Harris branded SWIM over, now...although i've never seen Harris branded parts in Apple machines, i do wonder if it was a remarked part...

The 1.6 revision fixes a few things, silkscreen errors and provides additional address lines for a potential macintosh classic ROM swap.

Had me worried that it was a bad batch of PCB's there!!

I can categorically deny any tampering! :D Honestly, the board had maybe 30 mins of attention paid to it, before it was put back in the case and shipped off.

This might be the video for you then, specifically around 8m15s

IIRC there are 68000SEC parts rated for 50MHz, as well, they just eliminate the E clock.

Try an SE - the parts are easier to find - the GLU chip and ADB chip have been reverse engineered, the SND has been done by DosFox, the only chips that are needed are the BBU, SWIM and ROM's. The ROM's are easy to make, the SCC and VIA chips are off the shelf parts, the BBu is shared with the...

Damn, that FWB driver doing some heavy lifting there!

@Zane Kaminski just an FYI the SCC requires a 4.25x divider from the master 15.6672MHz clock in order to run the serial ports properly. Although this quote references the TSG or Timing State Generator from the original Macintosh & Plus, the SE is just integrating all this identical logic into an...