R216 was removed on my C-lab PCB also. See my post from sept 2020. Also interestingly on the clock patch R216 which provides the FPU clock has had its resistor removed, but it hasn't been connected to the clock patch. So I'm not sure if the FPU would function like this, but there might be a patch on...

Thanks for the help guys.

And an additional question: what's the maximum size that will be accepted by a falcon if I use a compact flash card ? 4gb ?

Steve wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 3:28 pm I wish you had some light in these photos... it is really hard to see

I'll try to take another one with more light !

Based on Mikros'website (mikrosk.github.io) it's a C-lab Falcon. It is however in a normal Atari Falcon 030 labeled case... Is that an anomaly?

Hi, Please see some shots of my motherboard as requested in the falcon 030 Facebook group. The board definitely has been tampered with. R222, R221, and R216 have been removed and there is still solder left at some of the IC pins (pin 16 U68 and pin20 U63). I'm assuming that this is a leftover of the...