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[Reflex]

Look at this one

http://cgi.ebay.it/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5245276596&fromMakeTra ck=true

as you know the original oscillator from P5 was only a squared one or there were even some Cyberstorm MKII with rectangular oscillator?

The One I own has a squared one. :-?

[X-ray]

@ Reflex

Mine is a Phase 5 MKII and it came with a rectangular oscillator, with tamper-evident strips across it.

[adolescent]

Mine is/was rectangular also. (Although, my tamper seal is long missing). IIRC the lines are there for a square oscillator also.

[Reflex]

ok maybe my CS MKII had a sqared one because it was not soldered :-P

[X-ray]

Ah, you mean yours was second-hand and the previous guy changed it?

[Reflex]

no I had to change it because the original one became faulty. I saw that there was 2 more holes to put a rectangular one but I thought that P5 only used sqared one as default. As on my board there was a sqared oscillator I put another identical one because I was doubtful about the function of those 2 extra holes.


Ah, I'm not the seller of the board of this thread!

[doctorq]

The CyberStorm MKII board I have, has the same sized oscillator as the one on the picture. The oscillator has 6 pins on it, and all connected to the PCB, but I'm hoping I can just replace it with a oscillator like those normally seen on Phase5 boards.

[Framiga]

oscillators, has ALL 4 pins (both rectangular as squared).

Its the PCB that have 6 holes, so it can accept both shape :-)

[doctorq]

Framiga wrote:
oscillators, has ALL 4 pins (both rectangular as squared).

Ah, just looked at my board again, and you are right. I had to remove the Phase5 warranty sticker, as it was covering the middle of the oscillator, and underneath it looked like pins were soldered in the middle as well. I now realise that the socket is already there, so now I just need a voltage regulator and a 68060 CPU in order to convert this board to a 060 board as well :-)