Posted by: jon_pi on 2022-10-15 09:11:09Hi All, I just wanted to do an introduction post since I’m a new member, but I’ve been visiting this site for a long time. I have a Color Classic that I bought non working about 15 years ago when I was a teenager. At the time I fixed the analog board, got it working, and put in a 575 logic board with full ram and vram, and then did the 640x480 mod. The computer sat in storage for about 10 years after while I was going to university and moving for different jobs. In the last couple years I wanted to get it usable again so I have done a bunch of work to it including installing a SCSI2SD, PDS Ethernet card, full 040 CPU with heat sink, tantalum recapped logic board, 3d printed rear panel, and most recently recapped the analog board. Next thing I want to do is put in a modern SCSI hard drive, so I have lots of space for downloading isos from Macintosh garden. I have it set up prominently in my living room and it’s a great conversation piece.
Posted by: Nixontheknight on 2022-10-15 12:53:58Which 640x480 mod did you do, the VGA 60Hz one or the high voltage 67Hz one?
Posted by: jon_pi on 2022-10-15 13:28:18
Which 640x480 mod did you do, the VGA 60Hz one or the high voltage 67Hz one?
It’s 67Hz
Posted by: nightingale on 2022-10-17 13:11:28Welcome! Great looking machine, glad you pulled it out of storage and gave it a prominent home!
Posted by: crazyfrog on 2022-10-17 16:03:54didnt realise someone had modeled this. Hows the fit IRL?
This is a replacement rear panel for the Macintosh Color Classic from Apple.Overall, it is dimensionally accurate but I have taken the liberty to remove the flexible locking tabs. Instead, more vents were added!
www.thingiverse.com
Bluescsi is pretty nice just knowing its on flash memory and fairly reliable though I wouldnt be surprised if theres an issue with the design theres certainly a lack of passive components on bluescsi.
Posted by: jon_pi on 2022-10-17 19:58:14I actually modelled my own rear panel, because I wanted to have the port symbols and all the internal alignment tabs. I can share this file if there's a standard location for these sorts of things.
Posted by: crazyfrog on 2022-10-18 03:31:06
I actually modelled my own rear panel, because I wanted to have the port symbols and all the internal alignment tabs. I can share this file if there's a standard location for these sorts of things.
printables or thingiverse please
Posted by: mg.man on 2022-10-18 16:54:53
I can share this file if there's a standard location for these
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68kmla.org
Ok, I just signed up for thing verse and will upload it after my 24h wait and add the link to this thread.