
MAKE pal Mark shows how to turn an Amiga 500 into a lamp, it's gorgeous! - Link.
HOW TO - Turn an Amiga 500 into a lamp
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Cool but does the Amiga still work?
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wonko, did you even bother to read the article, the how-to, or even look at the picture?
its just the motherboard, completely intact
Well, this must be the hardest how-to ever…
step 1:
put the motherboard on the lightbox
TADA! done…
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Hm.
Makes me wonder what other computers had translucent motherboard material...
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Hehe no wonder the Amiga came in a case with foil lining.
No ground plane on that motherboard. I'll bet the logic signals are noisy as all getout.
Everything made now is a 4 layer PCB except for the cheapest PCI expansion cards. Think $5 nic or serial port.
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It was not lined with foil.It was made out of metal - I'd like to see you wrap some food in it !!
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