From: joska@nvg.ntnu.no   
      
   phantomm  wrote:   
      
   > The one I have already has the 4 megs. (from Factory)   
   > I have a switchable 8/16mhz 68000 board (Fast Technologies),   
   > that I plan on installing if it will work. Have to desolder the   
   > original 68000 chip.  Before I do that, anyone know if there   
   > would be a problem running it at 16mhz?   
      
   I had an ICD AdSpeed16 in one of my Stacys. It worked fine.   
      
   A tip when removing the old 68000: Cut all the legs, then desolder each   
   leg individually. If you don't do this, there's a good chance that   
   you'll lift or damage some tracks on the motherboard.   
      
   > Changing out the LCD to something better would be nice.   
      
   Forget about this, unless you manage to find a 9" VGA AND a graphics   
   card. The LCD in the Stacy is not bad, but most Stacys have burned-out   
   backlights by now. They use sheets of EL-film which are powered by a   
   transformer on the PSU regulator board. The film wears out and the   
   screen goes dim and virtually unusable. Replacing the EL-film with a new   
   one (or even better, reflective backlight sheet and white LEDs around   
   the edge) will do wonders.   
      
   > And if one could get sometype of graphics card to work in   
   > there....   
      
   Good luck! ;-)   
      
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