Voltage regulator for Apollo 060 card

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Hello,

i have made some Voltage regulators for the Apollo card, to power the 68060.
It is self made and has two particularity:

with different resistor values, this adapter can supply from 3.3volt up to 3.9volt (to make possible the overclock of the cpu);

it is possible to power this adapter from a molex plug or directly from the Apollo;

I ask 11 Eur (adapter and a set of resistors to obtain three different voltage values) + postage.

I dont have the Apollo card but i think that all is OK!

Regards
Stefano
 

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Hello,

new pictures of this little card, that come with all the resistors, instructions and full support with return and refund if something goes wrong.

Regards
Stefano
 

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You don't also happen to have the required mach revision too?

I already have a working A4060 but I acquired an A4040 a few years back and well, if I get this little board plus a mach chip all I need to an 060 chip see?

a slow burn project yes with no urgency
 
Is this needed for an Apollo 040 to 060 conversion in an A1200? If so, I'm interested.
 
You don't also happen to have the required mach revision too?

I already have a working A4060 but I acquired an A4040 a few years back and well, if I get this little board plus a mach chip all I need to an 060 chip see?

a slow burn project yes with no urgency


you will also need the 060 bootrom for the card.

---------- Post added at 14:39 ---------- Previous post was at 14:39 ----------

Is this needed for an Apollo 040 to 060 conversion in an A1200? If so, I'm interested.


yes it is.
 
You don't also happen to have the required mach revision too?

I already have a working A4060 but I acquired an A4040 a few years back and well, if I get this little board plus a mach chip all I need to an 060 chip see?

a slow burn project yes with no urgency

Hello,

i have forgotten: it is for the A1200 version of the Apollo card. I dont know the card for the A3000/A4000.

Regards
Stefano

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Hello,

replied on PM. I will give full support with refund and return, if not satisfied!

Regards
Stefano
 
hi vibros,its the same regulator for both the 3000/4000 apollos as the 1200.
 
hi vibros,its the same regulator for both the 3000/4000 apollos as the 1200.

Hello,

ok! but i can guarantee that it work in other model of the card, why this kit has a non regular form factor and i dont know if it pass in other models of the card.

Regards
Stefano
 
hi vibros,its the same regulator for both the 3000/4000 apollos as the 1200.

Hello,

ok! but i can guarantee that it work in other model of the card, why this kit has a non regular form factor and i dont know if it pass in other models of the card.

Regards
Stefano


dont worry it will fit all cards.and not get in the way of anything important.
 
Payment sent.

Now if anyone has an Apollo 040 board for sale please let me know :)
 
Hello,

item sent today. Many thanks.

Regards
Stefano

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Hello,

there is other units of this piece for sale.

Regards
Stefano
 
Linear regulator and no heatsink whatsoever doesn't seem like the best idea...

But I guess that depends on how much current the accelerator needs?

Edit: it seems its what the original voltage regulator module used anyway... all good!
 
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