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One of the RJ-11 telephone cables in my #VintageMac LocalTalk/PhoneNet setup has been acting real flakey lately. And when I went to replace it, none of the shops in town had a replacement telephone cable that was shorter than 25 feet. 😡 Apparently telephone cables, at least short ones, aren't too common these days...
So instead I decided to upgrade my setup from PhoneNet to #NeitherNet! These adapters, sold by @MuseumJoe are identical to PhoneNet, but with RJ-45 instead of RJ-11 jacks (and they don't need termination)! This allows you to use Ethernet cables to form a LocalTalk network between your vintage Macs.
This is awesome because the average Ethernet cable is much heavier-duty than the average telephone cable. And I've got a ton of Ethernet cables laying around in case one does ever go bad.
You can buy the NeitherNet adapter from here: https://jcm-1.com/product/neithernet-adapter/ in both pre-assembled and build-your-own versions.
The PicoGUS is an amazing way to add Gravis Ultrasound, Adlib, Creative Music System, Tandy 3-Voice, MPU-401 (with intelligent mode) PLUS a USB joystick port to your #retro PC - all in a single 8-bit ISA slot - and all for only $45 USD!
If you're into #retrocomputing, get one!
The Definitive Sound Card Emulator for ISA retro PCs. Emulates Gravis Ultrasound, Sound Blaster/AdLib, CMS, Tandy 3-Voice, MPU-401, and joystick. Includes a PicoGUS v2.0 ISA board, and a 3.5mm TRS to DIN-5 MIDI adapter cable. To prepare your DOS computer for using the PicoGUS, Please see the PicoGUS GitHub project and compatibility list for more information. There you can find information on PicoGUS and what computer systems, games, and demoscene productions it is compatible with. NOTE: Joe's Computer Museum can provide only basic technical support to ensure the unit works in the supplied GUS mode.