Sure thing. Sorry i didn't consider this to be picture worthy, and the PSU hasn't arrived yet so still running the PC-to-A4k umbilical for power at the moment - so it's not pretty.

What i have got, and it's actually a bit of an excellent bonus, is the original PSU was modded by Motorollin' years ago.
so i still have the original PSU case, although it's been cut and finished into more of an open box frame, with a flex-atx PSU fitted inside, and a mesh grill on the back with the original PSU power plug still in place to feed whatever is fitted inside.

this makes cable routing a lot easier, and maintains the hard disk mount-plate screw holes.
also lends more structural strength to the back plate supporting the top case of the machine as a whole.

the one thing i AM going to add, though, and i didn't really think about it when all i had in here was an 030, is either a 92, 100 or 120mm fan on the back blowing out the mesh. as the A4K's only source of airflow is, or was, the PSU fan. I'd like to be able to put the lid back on at some point, even though i know the most normal state for most running amigas is with the lid off.

anyway. will post up some shots as and when. 

oh yeah, amigakit basicly "next-day"'d the A4k-ATX adaptor over to me so shout out to those guys 

Yes it was recently recapped.  I'm not sure I've ever tried the composite video even when it was new.

Hello,

I've tried to hook up the composite video out to a couple of monitors (A 1084S and a Vizio TV/monitor) and there is no signal with either one.  RGB out works fine.   Is there some way to tell for sure that the output is dead or alive?  Use a multimeter?

Thanks,
Rob

@kolla
"Super - though it sucks for those systems that don't have serial port, because "who in this day and age need that?" "

That's like saying Amiga - Who in this day and age needs that?

I just hope (if true) things go well fro NewTek...I was so inspired by the original Lightwave on Amiga in the early 90s..truly amazing for its time