Has anybody successfully pulled a DiiMO accelerator from a IIsi and used it in a SE/30? Using a DiiMO in a IIsi requires an adapter. This adapter has two slots, one labeled for accelerators and the other for PDS pass-through. (The SE/30 model DiiMO has a pass-through built-in.) Though they are physically identical, Gamba warns that they may be electrically different and I risk frying the card or the Mac. Upon reading the Micromac pages I get the impression that the IIsi adapter just turns the card sideways and provides another PDS. I don't know enough about electronics (and have too much emotional investment in my old SE/30 :) to risk guessing the wrong way. If anyone has concrete info, that would be much appreciated.
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