The Evolution of A1200T

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 Power Inside
Cisco 4000 PSU breathing the life and featuring the PCMCIA Enabler
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 SCSI Inside
Blizzard SCSI Kit and now with factory made 2.5"->3.5" IDE adapter
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 better RGB cable using coaxial instead of ribbon(?)-cable
# idefix #
 Quad inside
IDEFix found its place
# Everything OK #
 The Good Ol' Days (allmost the final version)
# The Expansion #
 The Darker side of the Moon (A sort of daughterboard)
reset, leds & power coupling for "new" XT power and unused fan
# The Backside #
 Nice and simple (A moment that will never come back)
with separate Amiga PSU connectors for motherboard and HDD
# The Mess #
 The first working version
note the wire-by-wire connected 2.5" - 3.5" adapter
(that black thing in the middle of the IDE-cable)
# The Base # Solid base
# The Amiga # The Very Beginning aka The Ultimate Gaming Rig
406MB Seagate (super fast PIO1) and RCA120 2MB RAM-Accelator

For the people seeking info about RCA120:
I don't own either RCA120 or its manuals anymore. My diminishing memories are
  • Switch on the right end disables half of the 8MB SIMM to make it compatible with PCMCIA devices and some games.
  • 3-pin jumper near FPU socket selects FPU's clock source, internal 14MHz or external oscillator.
(C) Urtica Dioica 2013