>Cool. Thanks for the excellent info.
>If they're hard to come by... Has anybody built their own?
>Hmm...

I remember the project that Stuart described, and if I remember rightly it
might have been hosted at one stage on the Applefritter site, which seems to
be down so I can't verify. It's been a while, but I believe that the pickle
was one of, if not the, prime mover of that project, and so wouldn't be
surprised if it died around the time he broke away from LEM (which I think
may have been a result of an incident in which I played a blundering part)

At any rate, unless you can find the proverbial seller who doesn't know what
they're handling and gives it to you for a song, Xceed card are exceedingly
rare and expensive, and unless I could snaffle one at bargain prices, I'd
probably put the money to something more useful that greyscale in my SE/30
(especially since I sold my SE/30 a year ago) but it depends on your
priorities, I guess.

Adam.


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From: Compact Macs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Hal
Sent: Monday, 22 March 2004 11:37 AM
To: Compact Macs
Subject: Re: SE/30 - going grey?

Good luck finding one. I got mine almost 10 years ago and have only
seen them rarely on eBay. Keep in mind that it's actually 2 cards and 2
wiring harnesses. There's a card that replaced the little card on the
back of the CRT and you also need a compatible color card for the PDS.
Then there are wiring pieces that connects the 2 cards together and to
the analog board. Only certain CRT tubes are compatible as well. Your
use of the Diimo accelerator card may preclude using the slot for the
required color card...

There's quite a bit of information available on Gamba's site at:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/microngray.html

Good luck!

-Hal


On Mar 21, 2004, at 4:19 PM, Luke Brennan wrote:

> My SE/30 was showing its age. Dying disk, leaking capacitors, scuff
> marks...
>
> So in went a new face plate, new logic board, a spare 2Gb HD,
> a new HD light LED to suit, MacOS 7.5, 80Mb RAM and an
> Asante ethernet (MC+30IET64).
> I'm awaiting the arrival of a 50Mhz DiiMo accelerator card.
>
> Now, in keeping with its advancing years, it too can go grey :-)
>
> I'm looking for a 256-shades-of-grey Micron Xceed card.
> Anybody know the whereabouts of one of these things?
>
> Luke.


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