JDW | NEW Power Supply (PSU) for Mac SE & SE/30 [Baby Face Electronics] @JDW- | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
I compare this new Mac SE & SE/30 power supply with the stock SONY PSU and popular SEASONIC. See how to upgrade your Main Wiring Harness with 16AWG wires! Learn how to discharge the CRT and properly remove and later reassemble the power supply and analog board. My test rig included a Micron Xceed MacroColor 30HR PDS video card & Grayscale Yoke Adapter, CPU-socketed 50MHz 68030 Daystar PowerCache accelerator, custom ROM SIMM from Kero's Mac Mods, and a Quantum spinning platter HDD.
🔎 INDEX
0:00 — Intro
0:44 — PSU Explanation & Test Set
9:54 — Discharging the CRT
12:20 — Removing the Analog Board & PSU
15:46 — PSU Disassembly
17:56 — Connector Soldering
20:55 — PSU Reassembly
25:15 — No Load Test
29:43 — SE/30 Reassembly
36:22 — PSU Testing
39:19 — PSU Troubleshooting
45:44 — Problem Mitigation
49:55 — Voltage Measurements
57:00 — Upgrading the Main Harness
1:04:27 — Temperature Measurements
1:07:29 — Closing Thoughts
🛒 BUY
• Baby Face PSU: ebay.com/itm/266898469654
• Seasonic "SUB" PSU: amzn.to/3Zb1lcn
Also sold on EBAY here: ebay.com/itm/204059988606
Manufacturer's Reseller List: industrial.seasonic.com/locations
⚠️WARNING! Max. Load on the -12V output is 0.5A, so DO NOT buy the "SUG" model!
• Mac-O-Meter: youtu.be/Fz1xB0CYhlQ
• 121GW Multimeter: bit.ly/3yePbAN
• Probe Master Kit, 8043SK: bit.ly/41MDJK0
• Rigol DHO804 Oscilloscope (hackable): amzn.to/3MPROAt
• KETOTEK Watt Meter: amzn.to/3T4Wtlr
• Large Alligator Clips for CRT Discharging: amzn.to/3ZsaYnk
• DeoxIT D5 Contact Cleaner/Protector: amzn.to/3f92aeN
💡TIP: DO NOT use DeoxIT on high voltage connectors like the CRT Yoke board.
• Anti-static pad with Wrist Strap (16x24" / 41x61cm): amzn.to/3Zw6WKC
• Wall socket Ground adapter for banana-jack Wrist Strap: amzn.to/2Yvq5ge
• Torx T15 with 18" neck (to remove Mac's back housing): amzn.to/3B50iRA
• 16MB RAM SIMMS (30-pin, 4pc kit = 64MB, SiliconInsider): ebay.com/itm/116328614196
• 2MB ROM SIMM w/LED (Kero's Mac Mods): tinyurl.com/3jc247jd
💡TIP: See my ROM SIMM Video for details on other ROM SIMMs: youtu.be/8eeXd0hVBMk
• Interware Booster clone 30-SE50F (by zigzagjoe): tinyurl.com/3j7wv2j2
• 30Video GS, Internal Grayscale Kit for SE/30 (by zigzagjoe): tinyurl.com/bdewhvum
⚡UPGRADE your Main Wiring Harness:
• Pre-crimped 16AWG wire (2153401223, BLK, L=22.5cm): bit.ly/3XnigpC
• Pre-crimped 16AWG wire (2153402223, RED, L=22.5cm): bit.ly/3Zx8ior
💵 Some links above lead to Amazon USA. If you click & purchase within 24 hours, Amazon may pay me a small commission on qualifying items in your Cart.
💾 DOWNLOADS
• Norton Utilities 3.5.3 (System Info): bit.ly/33oW5aS
• SCSI Director Pro 4.0: tinyurl.com/j62eytvk
📚 REFERENCE
• Measurement Spreadsheet: bit.ly/3XLZoSC
• Measurements by zigzagjoe: bit.ly/3ZuI9GJ
• Install Video (Baby Face PSU): youtu.be/ckjuuIPsBEo
• Documentation (Baby Face PSU): bit.ly/3Txwu6g
• First Announcement (Baby Face PSU): tinyurl.com/yc3mwsta
• Voltage/Current Limits for stock PSUs: bit.ly/4evEzAF
• Micron Xceed Grayscale kit HARNESS uses 18AWG wires, but you should upgrade the two +5v wires!
• SE & SE/30 Main Wiring Harness uses 22AWG wires (same as 128K Mac!) Absolutely upgrade them!
• zigzagjoe first discovers Main Harness Wires are 22AWG: bit.ly/4emTH2Y
• Larry Pina says in ERROR that SE & SE/30 use 18AWG wires: bit.ly/4gtPMDu
• Seasonic "SUB" PSU Datasheet: bit.ly/3B4ZQTo
• Meanwell IRM-60 Datasheet: tinyurl.com/534y7fut
• Meanwell IRM-15 Datasheet: tinyurl.com/2s3kwzf8
• My Pinout Diagram of the PDS Slot: tinyurl.com/4kpaj54b
🙏 THANK YOU, Paypal supporters! (since my last video)
• Brian Gorham 🇺🇸 (🥇TOP repeat supporter)
• Frank Conforti 🇺🇸 (Major repeat supporter)
• Philippe Astier 🇫🇷 (monthly supporter)
• Mark B Newlon (Welcome to Markintosh) 🇺🇸
• Mauro Acciaccaferri 🇮🇹 (monthly supporter)
• Gavin Maxwell 🇦🇺 (monthly supporter)
• Snorre Milde 🇳🇴 (new supporter)
💰SUPPORT ME
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🎬 MY VIDEOS
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🎵 MUSIC CREDITS
"Anthem_for_Tomorrow" by TEKNOAXE is CC BY 4.0
Artist: tinyurl.com/34xmu6d3
#BabyFaceElectronics #PowerSupply #PSU #JDW1
I compare this new Mac SE & SE/30 power supply with the stock SONY PSU and popular SEASONIC. See how to upgrade your Main Wiring Harness with 16AWG wires! Learn how to discharge the CRT and properly remove and later reassemble the power supply and analog board. My test rig included a Micron Xceed MacroColor 30HR PDS video card & Grayscale Yoke Adapter, CPU-socketed 50MHz 68030 Daystar PowerCache accelerator, custom ROM SIMM from Kero's Mac Mods, and a Quantum spinning platter HDD.
🔎 INDEX
0:00 — Intro
0:44 — PSU Explanation & Test Set
9:54 — Discharging the CRT
12:20 — Removing the Analog Board & PSU
15:46 — PSU Disassembly
17:56 — Connector Soldering
20:55 — PSU Reassembly
25:15 — No Load Test
29:43 — SE/30 Reassembly
36:22 — PSU Testing
39:19 — PSU Troubleshooting
45:44 — Problem Mitigation
49:55 — Voltage Measurements
57:00 — Upgrading the Main Harness
1:04:27 — Temperature Measurements
1:07:29 — Closing Thoughts
🛒 BUY
• Baby Face PSU: ebay.com/itm/266898469654
• Seasonic "SUB" PSU: amzn.to/3Zb1lcn
Also sold on EBAY here: ebay.com/itm/204059988606
Manufacturer's Reseller List: industrial.seasonic.com/locations
⚠️WARNING! Max. Load on the -12V output is 0.5A, so DO NOT buy the "SUG" model!
• Mac-O-Meter: youtu.be/Fz1xB0CYhlQ
• 121GW Multimeter: bit.ly/3yePbAN
• Probe Master Kit, 8043SK: bit.ly/41MDJK0
• Rigol DHO804 Oscilloscope (hackable): amzn.to/3MPROAt
• KETOTEK Watt Meter: amzn.to/3T4Wtlr
• Large Alligator Clips for CRT Discharging: amzn.to/3ZsaYnk
• DeoxIT D5 Contact Cleaner/Protector: amzn.to/3f92aeN
💡TIP: DO NOT use DeoxIT on high voltage connectors like the CRT Yoke board.
• Anti-static pad with Wrist Strap (16x24" / 41x61cm): amzn.to/3Zw6WKC
• Wall socket Ground adapter for banana-jack Wrist Strap: amzn.to/2Yvq5ge
• Torx T15 with 18" neck (to remove Mac's back housing): amzn.to/3B50iRA
• 16MB RAM SIMMS (30-pin, 4pc kit = 64MB, SiliconInsider): ebay.com/itm/116328614196
• 2MB ROM SIMM w/LED (Kero's Mac Mods): tinyurl.com/3jc247jd
💡TIP: See my ROM SIMM Video for details on other ROM SIMMs: youtu.be/8eeXd0hVBMk
• Interware Booster clone 30-SE50F (by zigzagjoe): tinyurl.com/3j7wv2j2
• 30Video GS, Internal Grayscale Kit for SE/30 (by zigzagjoe): tinyurl.com/bdewhvum
⚡UPGRADE your Main Wiring Harness:
• Pre-crimped 16AWG wire (2153401223, BLK, L=22.5cm): bit.ly/3XnigpC
• Pre-crimped 16AWG wire (2153402223, RED, L=22.5cm): bit.ly/3Zx8ior
💵 Some links above lead to Amazon USA. If you click & purchase within 24 hours, Amazon may pay me a small commission on qualifying items in your Cart.
💾 DOWNLOADS
• Norton Utilities 3.5.3 (System Info): bit.ly/33oW5aS
• SCSI Director Pro 4.0: tinyurl.com/j62eytvk
📚 REFERENCE
• Measurement Spreadsheet: bit.ly/3XLZoSC
• Measurements by zigzagjoe: bit.ly/3ZuI9GJ
• Install Video (Baby Face PSU): youtu.be/ckjuuIPsBEo
• Documentation (Baby Face PSU): bit.ly/3Txwu6g
• First Announcement (Baby Face PSU): tinyurl.com/yc3mwsta
• Voltage/Current Limits for stock PSUs: bit.ly/4evEzAF
• Micron Xceed Grayscale kit HARNESS uses 18AWG wires, but you should upgrade the two +5v wires!
• SE & SE/30 Main Wiring Harness uses 22AWG wires (same as 128K Mac!) Absolutely upgrade them!
• zigzagjoe first discovers Main Harness Wires are 22AWG: bit.ly/4emTH2Y
• Larry Pina says in ERROR that SE & SE/30 use 18AWG wires: bit.ly/4gtPMDu
• Seasonic "SUB" PSU Datasheet: bit.ly/3B4ZQTo
• Meanwell IRM-60 Datasheet: tinyurl.com/534y7fut
• Meanwell IRM-15 Datasheet: tinyurl.com/2s3kwzf8
• My Pinout Diagram of the PDS Slot: tinyurl.com/4kpaj54b
🙏 THANK YOU, Paypal supporters! (since my last video)
• Brian Gorham 🇺🇸 (🥇TOP repeat supporter)
• Frank Conforti 🇺🇸 (Major repeat supporter)
• Philippe Astier 🇫🇷 (monthly supporter)
• Mark B Newlon (Welcome to Markintosh) 🇺🇸
• Mauro Acciaccaferri 🇮🇹 (monthly supporter)
• Gavin Maxwell 🇦🇺 (monthly supporter)
• Snorre Milde 🇳🇴 (new supporter)
💰SUPPORT ME
paypal.me/supportJDW
📺 SUBSCRIBE
youtube.com/c/JDW11/?sub_confirmation=1
🎬 MY VIDEOS
youtube.com/user/JDW26/videos
🎵 MUSIC CREDITS
"Anthem_for_Tomorrow" by TEKNOAXE is CC BY 4.0
Artist: tinyurl.com/34xmu6d3
#BabyFaceElectronics #PowerSupply #PSU #JDW1
![NEW Power Supply (PSU) for Mac SE & SE/30 [Baby Face Electronics]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_AvndWq_MSA/hqdefault.jpg "NEW Power Supply (PSU) for Mac SE & SE/30 [Baby Face Electronics]
I compare this new Mac SE & SE/30 power supply with the stock SONY PSU and popular SEASONIC. See how to upgrade your Main Wiring Harness with 16AWG wires! Learn how to discharge the CRT and properly remove and later reassemble the power supply and analog board. My test rig included a Micron Xceed MacroColor 30HR PDS video card & Grayscale Yoke Adapter, CPU-socketed 50MHz 68030 Daystar PowerCache accelerator, custom ROM SIMM from Keros Mac Mods, and a Quantum spinning platter HDD.
🔎 INDEX
0:00 — Intro
0:44 — PSU Explanation & Test Set
9:54 — Discharging the CRT
12:20 — Removing the Analog Board & PSU
15:46 — PSU Disassembly
17:56 — Connector Soldering
20:55 — PSU Reassembly
25:15 — No Load Test
29:43 — SE/30 Reassembly
36:22 — PSU Testing
39:19 — PSU Troubleshooting
45:44 — Problem Mitigation
49:55 — Voltage Measurements
57:00 — Upgrading the Main Harness
1:04:27 — Temperature Measurements
1:07:29 — Closing Thoughts
🛒 BUY
• Baby Face PSU: https://www.ebay.com/itm/266898469654
• Seasonic SUB PSU: https://amzn.to/3Zb1lcn
Also sold on EBAY here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/204059988606
Manufacturers Reseller List: https://industrial.seasonic.com/locations/
⚠️WARNING! Max. Load on the -12V output is 0.5A, so DO NOT buy the SUG model!
• Mac-O-Meter: https://youtu.be/Fz1xB0CYhlQ
• 121GW Multimeter: https://bit.ly/3yePbAN
• Probe Master Kit, 8043SK: https://bit.ly/41MDJK0
• Rigol DHO804 Oscilloscope (hackable): https://amzn.to/3MPROAt
• KETOTEK Watt Meter: https://amzn.to/3T4Wtlr
• Large Alligator Clips for CRT Discharging: https://amzn.to/3ZsaYnk
• DeoxIT D5 Contact Cleaner/Protector: https://amzn.to/3f92aeN
💡TIP: DO NOT use DeoxIT on high voltage connectors like the CRT Yoke board.
• Anti-static pad with Wrist Strap (16x24 / 41x61cm): https://amzn.to/3Zw6WKC
• Wall socket Ground adapter for banana-jack Wrist Strap: https://amzn.to/2Yvq5ge
• Torx T15 with 18 neck (to remove Macs back housing): https://amzn.to/3B50iRA
• 16MB RAM SIMMS (30-pin, 4pc kit = 64MB, SiliconInsider): https://www.ebay.com/itm/116328614196
• 2MB ROM SIMM w/LED (Keros Mac Mods): https://tinyurl.com/3jc247jd
💡TIP: See my ROM SIMM Video for details on other ROM SIMMs: https://youtu.be/8eeXd0hVBMk
• Interware Booster clone 30-SE50F (by zigzagjoe): https://tinyurl.com/3j7wv2j2
• 30Video GS, Internal Grayscale Kit for SE/30 (by zigzagjoe): https://tinyurl.com/bdewhvum
⚡UPGRADE your Main Wiring Harness:
• Pre-crimped 16AWG wire (2153401223, BLK, L=22.5cm): https://bit.ly/3XnigpC
• Pre-crimped 16AWG wire (2153402223, RED, L=22.5cm): https://bit.ly/3Zx8ior
💵 Some links above lead to Amazon USA. If you click & purchase within 24 hours, Amazon may pay me a small commission on qualifying items in your Cart.
💾 DOWNLOADS
• Norton Utilities 3.5.3 (System Info): https://bit.ly/33oW5aS
• SCSI Director Pro 4.0: https://tinyurl.com/j62eytvk
📚 REFERENCE
• Measurement Spreadsheet: https://bit.ly/3XLZoSC
• Measurements by zigzagjoe: https://bit.ly/3ZuI9GJ
• Install Video (Baby Face PSU): https://youtu.be/ckjuuIPsBEo
• Documentation (Baby Face PSU): https://bit.ly/3Txwu6g
• First Announcement (Baby Face PSU): https://tinyurl.com/yc3mwsta
• Voltage/Current Limits for stock PSUs: https://bit.ly/4evEzAF
• Micron Xceed Grayscale kit HARNESS uses 18AWG wires, but you should upgrade the two +5v wires!
• SE & SE/30 Main Wiring Harness uses 22AWG wires (same as 128K Mac!) Absolutely upgrade them!
• zigzagjoe first discovers Main Harness Wires are 22AWG: https://bit.ly/4emTH2Y
• Larry Pina says in ERROR that SE & SE/30 use 18AWG wires: https://bit.ly/4gtPMDu
• Seasonic SUB PSU Datasheet: https://bit.ly/3B4ZQTo
• Meanwell IRM-60 Datasheet: https://tinyurl.com/534y7fut
• Meanwell IRM-15 Datasheet: https://tinyurl.com/2s3kwzf8
• My Pinout Diagram of the PDS Slot: https://tinyurl.com/4kpaj54b
🙏 THANK YOU, Paypal supporters! (since my last video)
• Brian Gorham 🇺🇸 (🥇TOP repeat supporter)
• Frank Conforti 🇺🇸 (Major repeat supporter)
• Philippe Astier 🇫🇷 (monthly supporter)
• Mark B Newlon (Welcome to Markintosh) 🇺🇸
• Mauro Acciaccaferri 🇮🇹 (monthly supporter)
• Gavin Maxwell 🇦🇺 (monthly supporter)
• Snorre Milde 🇳🇴 (new supporter)
💰SUPPORT ME
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🎬 MY VIDEOS
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🎵 MUSIC CREDITS
Anthem_for_Tomorrow by TEKNOAXE is CC BY 4.0
Artist: https://tinyurl.com/34xmu6d3
#BabyFaceElectronics #PowerSupply #PSU #JDW1")
![Repasting a 2015 MacBook Pro 15 [Thermals & Performance]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_XQNGNAwrLw/hqdefault.jpg "Repasting a 2015 MacBook Pro 15 [Thermals & Performance]
► Help your MBP run cooler and faster. Click SHOW MORE (or v on phones) to expand this text description for lots of links and important info.
🎥 VIDEO INDEX
0:00 Intro
5:37 BEFORE Repaste Benchmark (Volta OFF)
10:16 BEFORE Repaste Benchmark (Volta ON)
10:55 Removing Case Bottom Lid
13:29 Disconnecting Battery
16:25 Cleaning off the stock thermal paste
19:14 Repasting
26:57 AFTER Repaste Benchmark (Volta OFF)
29:52 AFTER Repaste Benchmark (Volta ON)
NOTE: After removing all screws from the bottom lid, dont just yank off the lid because there are two black plastic pieces toward the middle of the lid that fit into slots on the motherboard. You can see those 2 black pieces from about 13min.11sec. If your battery is swollen like mine was, its likely these 2 black pieces are already popped out so itll be easy to remove the bottom lid just like you see in my video; but if the 2 black pieces are still in place, you need to slowly and gently pry the lid up with your fingers to pop the black pieces out of their sockets. Dont use so much force the lid bends! Lift up and down slowly, gently with a rocking motion until those 2 pieces pop out of place and then the lid easily lifts off.
🛠 THERMAL PASTE & TOOLS:
• Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut (Amazon US): https://amzn.to/36NMQwu
• Screwdriver Set (Amazon US): https://amzn.to/3jSP1H5
• Yamachi Tool Set (Amazon Japan): https://amzn.to/2zm0jgS
• 99% ISO Alcohol: https://amzn.to/39IAnPy
or
• 99.9% ISO Alcohol: https://amzn.to/2MkjS3h
or
• 99% ISO Alcohol: https://amzn.to/2YsK8v3
💁♂️I gave you 3 alcohol choices (Amazon US) above because its often out of stock. 70% will work, 91% is better, but 99% is best for electronics cleaning (fast drying & no residue).
• Rocket Blower (Amazon US): https://amzn.to/31854vM
(The Q-tips, brush & paper towels Im sure you already have.)
💵 NOTE: Your price on Amazon (US only) is the same even if you dont click the amzn.to Affiliate links above, but if you do kindly click and purchase within 24 hours, Amazon may pay me a small commission on all qualifying items in your Cart (even items not linked above).
🔗 Software LINKS:
• CineBench R15 (used in video): https://bit.ly/2ZhlUX5
• CineBench R20 (newest ver.): https://bit.ly/2XgJhdL
• Intel Power Gadget: https://intel.ly/2Pg1kSi
• iStat Menus: https://bjango.com/mac/istatmenus/
• Volta: https://volta.garymathews.com
🔋 My SWOLLEN BATTERY Video: https://youtu.be/Om1c-FCc5u0
👉 OFFICIAL THERMAL GRIZZLY ADVICE. I exchanged several emails with Thermal Grizzly after the making of my video. They kindly watched my video and saw my SPREAD and subsequent X application methods. They agreed with me that the super-thin, film-like result of my SPREAD application was NOT adequate (thin as a fingerprint). They said because the viscosity of Kryonaut requires more force/difficulty to properly apply via the SPREAD method, they recommend instead using Hydronaut for notebook applications (i.e., for thermal paste application to non-lidded CPU and GPU dies). Of course, the Thermal Conductivity specification of Kryonaut is slightly better than Hydronaut, so using the X-application method as shown in my video is quite fine and acceptable, and my thermals and performance boost bear that out. However, Thermal Grizzly added that depending upon the FORCE used to press down on the heatsink, Kryonaut may slowly seep out over time. They said Hydronaut would not seep out and therefore there are fewer concerns about replacing Hydronaut over as compared to Kryonaut. So if you decide to use Hydronaut in your repate while following the SPREAD method of my video, please make time to offer me feedback in the Comments section about how well the SPREAD method worked for you, or whether you needed to resort to the X-method like I did. Remember, the result of the SPREAD method should NOT be a film as thin as a fingerprint but a nice coating instead. I hope this info helps!
❓Why KRYONAUT instead of Brand-X?
Believe me, I spent HOURS watching every YouTube video on the subject and reading dozens of articles. All of that information convinced me KRYONAUT beats MX-2 (a widely used paste) in terms of thermal performance, and it beats most other pastes by a wide margin. Only liquid metal is better, but liquid metal can be dangerous in that it can cause electrical shorts and you must reapply it every 3 years, plus you cannot use liquid metal with aluminum heatsinks (not a problem for the MBP which is Copper, but still limiting).
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![Apple IIe Card, FloppyEMU & Mach III Joystick [Part 2]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ebftAlXGgbk/hqdefault.jpg "Apple IIe Card, FloppyEMU & Mach III Joystick [Part 2]
Learn how to use a FloppyEMU to move Apple II software from your modern Mac to a vintage Mac with Apple IIe Card, and see how to add capacitors to a CH Products Mach III joystick for optimal calibration. My Part I video is here: https://youtu.be/iKF_zGshSWY
🔎 INDEX
0:00 — Intro
1:18 — FloppyEMU Model Comparison
3:41 — SD Card & Software
6:23 — Connecting to the IIe Card
8:07 — Selectable Apple II Drives
9:08 — SmartPort Hard Disk
12:30 — 32MB drive from apple-2.com
28:56 — Joystick Calibration & Capacitors
43:06 — KARATEKA
46:06 — Total Replay 5.0b2
49:40 — Prince of Persia
52:26 — Flapple Bird
58:07 — Apple II Desktop
1:03:48 — Dual 5.25 Drives (Shell Shock)
1:07:45 — PETSCII Robots (8-bit Guy)
1:13:59 — Closing Thoughts
🛒 BUY
• FloppyEMU (Model C): https://bit.ly/2BA8yru
• PETSCII Robots for Apple II by @The8BitGuy : https://bit.ly/3DfvN8I
• Mylar Capacitor Kit (great for Joystick adjustments, Affiliate link): https://amzn.to/3sAiY4c
• Joystick feet, D=0.5/12.7mm (Affiliate link): https://amzn.to/3sxBNVt
[ Y-Cable Replacements for the IIe Card ]
• PCB Adapter w/Standard Floppy Drive Connector: https://bit.ly/3XC0UUj
• PCB Adapter w/Ribbon Cable type Floppy Drive Connector: https://ebay.to/3UuDos1
• Copy of stock Y-cable, but no ferrite choke at floppy connector: https://bit.ly/3fe1hDV
📚 REFERENCE
• The Apple Catalog, summer 1993: https://bit.ly/3TBoWh5
• Apple DOS & ProDOS commands: https://bit.ly/3W6UwEN
[ IIe Card Resources ]
• Owners Guide: https://bit.ly/3Sd6OsU
• Brochure: https://bit.ly/3r5dr4K
• Compatible Macs & System Software: https://bit.ly/3C46kjo
• Installing the Card: https://bit.ly/3dJ0Pgr
• Troubleshooting: https://bit.ly/3DQ8Evr
• FAQ: https://bit.ly/3C75NgE
• OVERVIEW: https://bit.ly/3R3RRYU
• Gemini vs. Mega II: https://bit.ly/3LCFJNu
• Differences with a real IIe: https://bit.ly/3C76Mxm
• Tech Notes: https://bit.ly/3TWBj72
• How Apple got Macs into US schools: https://bit.ly/3C3tM07
💾 SOFTWARE
• IIe Card software v1.0 ~ 2.2.2d1: https://bit.ly/3fk1DZy
(Blank Disk Images there too)
• 32MB of Games & Utils: http://www.apple-2.com
• Total Replay: https://bit.ly/3r721gV
• Apple II Desktop: https://www.a2desktop.com
• Shell-Shock.zip (dual drives OK!): https://bit.ly/3sx9Ih2
• Ultima IV (dual drives OK!): https://bit.ly/3TCFAwC
• ComputerInspector (MECC 1.0).dsk for Joystick calibration: https://bit.ly/3sxCNsz
• Apple DOS, ProDOS & Manuals: https://bit.ly/3CiVkxr
• ProDOS 2.5a: https://bit.ly/3sFuFpX
🙏 SINCERE THANKS to Paypal supporters (Oct. - Nov. 2022):
• Stuart J.
• Philippe ASTIER
• Gavin Maxwell
🕹️ THANKS AGAIN to Javier Rivera of @ARCJavMaster who sold me a fully tested Mach III joystick. Check out his YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/JavMaster
📱iPhone 7 device shown at 33min. 5sec. is from Design at Meta: https://bit.ly/3DHwPMs
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![MacColby Assembly Instructions [Vintage Video]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hlW1c1v06zA/hqdefault.jpg "MacColby Assembly Instructions [Vintage Video]
This rare 1984 MacColby Assembly video came from an original Betamax tape that was recovered from the estate of electronics engineer, Chuck Colby, in Nov. 2020. Mr. Colby founded Colby Systems Corporation in 1982 and is the creator of the MacColby. He passed away on Sep 22, 2018.
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🙏 As someone who was granted official access to the Colby estate, I wish to thank Boris S. for digitizing the original betamax tape and granting me permission to post the video on my YouTube channel. Boris told me that he used an old Sanyo Beta VCR4400 for the playback and Sony DVD Video Recorder for MPEG2 DVD-Video recording with highest quality settings. He then transcoded MPEG2 to MP4 using Handbrake. His resulting MP4 video is 60fps and you can find that original video here: https://bit.ly/39IsCI3
🐦 You can find Boris on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/0ldstaph
My color-corrected and audio noise-filtered version is 30fps because it makes no difference in quality.
🙏 I also wish to thank pinto_guy on the 68kMLA for also giving me permissions to use this and his photo of the MacColby. pinto_guy provided me feedback on my version of the video before I made it Public.
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💾 The MacColby was the first rugged Macintosh portable using the internals of a Macintosh 128K or 512K computer and could operate off a 12V battery with an optional DC-DC converter. The case was made of aluminum, externally covered with plastic, and the keyboard case was made of magnesium.
• Heres an archive of the original MacColby product web page: https://bit.ly/2M2yWlC
• The Nov. 1984 issue of Macworld magazine has a nice introduction to the MacColby:
https://vintageapple.org/macworld/pdf/MacWorld_8411_November_1984.pdf
Do a keyword search of that PDF for MacColby to find the article. The article says the MacColby weighs 1.5lbs less than the stock Macintosh 512K.
• This 1985 Mac Hardware & Software Guide has a short writeup: https://bit.ly/3szHocH
• RetroMacCast did a PodCast on the MacColby way back in Dec. 2010. Jump to the 15 min. 34 sec. mark: https://radiopublic.com/retromaccast-GOOLzG/s1!bf12c
I personally hold the history of Chuck Colbys work quite in high regard, not only for his inventions through the years, but also for the fact he was originally based in my home town of Fresno, California and received his engineering degree from Fresno State, just like I did. To me, thats something special.
🔴 If you happen to own a MacColby, please leave a Comment sharing your experience!
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