FS: Logic board and RAM

[amacgenius]

I have a 500mhz iBook G3 logic board (AS-IS) (I think it has 128mb of ram builtin) and a 256mb stick of RAM (will be here tomorrow) from an iBook G3 I'd like to sell, make me and offer.

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Pictures:

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[skoker]

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[applekid]

Could build a cheap machine out of that, perhaps...

I assume it's in working order? Any idea if I'll need a battery and AC adapter just to give it power?

What are you expecting to get for it? I might be interested, assuming you got a reasonable price range.

I could also definitely use a iBook G3 mobo handy just in case.

EDIT: Good jeebus these things are expensive. You're better off getting a good computer at that rate. Here's to hoping you post a reasonable offer! :eek:

[amacgenius]

Could build a cheap machine out of that, perhaps...

I assume it's in working order? Any idea if I'll need a battery and AC adapter just to give it power?

What are you expecting to get for it? I might be interested, assuming you got a reasonable price range.

I could also definitely use a iBook G3 mobo handy just in case.

EDIT: Good jeebus these things are expensive. You're better off getting a good computer at that rate. Here's to hoping you post a reasonable offer! :eek:

A new logicboard from PBfixit (http://www.pbfixit.com/cart/customer/product.php?productid=344&cat=&page=1) is $200, now considering mine is AS IS and I have not tested it (last i knew it was in working order) I'll let it go for $100? Price is flexible of course.

[skoker]

Could build a cheap machine out of that, perhaps...

I assume it's in working order? Any idea if I'll need a battery and AC adapter just to give it power?

What are you expecting to get for it? I might be interested, assuming you got a reasonable price range.

I could also definitely use a iBook G3 mobo handy just in case.

EDIT: Good jeebus these things are expensive. You're better off getting a good computer at that rate. Here's to hoping you post a reasonable offer! :eek:

It is in working order, as I gutted it for him and tested it along the way. You could patch into the DC board if you had the right wattage, but I'd say getting a 45 or 60 watt AC adaptor would be easier. You never need a battery to run a computer, but for a webserver iBook batteries are gods :D

[applekid]

It is in working order, as I gutted it for him and tested it along the way. You could patch into the DC board if you had the right wattage, but I'd say getting a 45 or 60 watt AC adaptor would be easier. You never need a battery to run a computer, but for a webserver iBook batteries are gods :D

You sure? I just pulled out my sister's iBook's battery and tried running it off the power supply alone, but it didn't turn on.

Anyhow, $100 is completely reasonable. It's what I wanted to offer. I'll give it some thought, as in a few months. I'm wondering if I have a use for it, and if I do, if I have the time to work on it.

[macEfan]

You sure? I just pulled out my sister's iBook's battery and tried running it off the power supply alone, but it didn't turn on.

Anyhow, $100 is completely reasonable. It's what I wanted to offer. I'll give it some thought, as in a few months. I'm wondering if I have a use for it, and if I do, if I have the time to work on it.

if you need an adaptor, you could buy one off of ebay...