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[Hal]

I probably should have joined this list many moons ago, but am just 
getting around to it now. I've had macs since the Plus and have owned 
(and occasionally used) an SE/30 since the early 1990s. My current 
SE/30 is set up with 32MB ram, the original 40MB drive (I like that the 
activity light actually works), a Daystar Powercache SE/30 40mHz CPU 
and an Xceed greyscale card.

I also have an internal Ethernet card that I haven't installed yet. I 
got a 90 degree adapter to use on the pass-thru of the Ethernet card, 
so, in theory, I can install the Ethernet and the Xceed cards. I 
remember trying this a few years ago unsuccessfully, but maybe I'll 
have better luck on my next attempt. My goal is to have all 3 cards up 
and running at the same time, though that might be asking too much of 
the power supply.

I just swapped in a new logic board (fresh from a new old stock service 
parts box), and transplanted the Xceed and Daystar cards. All in all, 
it's a great little machine.

I still use my TiBook and G4 Cube for most daily tasks, but there's 
something about playing Shufflepuck on my SE/30 or my Powerbook 180 
that reminds me of the good old days...

Anyone have any good tips on removing the inevitable yellowing of the 
cases on older macs?

cheers,
-Hal
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