Apple II

I'm a bit of an oddball with Apple stuff in that I find clones and the like to be just as interesting sometimes as the original deal. I particularly like stories like this:

http://www.vintagecomputing.com/index.php/archives/116

That remind me of my own tinkering back in the day. I've rescued a few, including a Linden Series One and a Franklin Ace 1200 -- I'm wondering if there are other 'interesting' machines or kits out there anyone can recall that are noteworthy and worth saving/collecting?

Hi guys,

I'm having trouble getting the vertical deflection adjusted on my monitor when working in 80 column mode with a Viewmaster 80 (installed in a II+, slot 3). The top and bottom text lines extend beyond the physical screen dimensions. There are also faint vertical lines in 40 column mode. Otherwise, the card seems to work.

Hello, everyone:

A week ago, I finally received a CFFA3000, which has made transferring and running programs on my IIGS much easier. Now that the lack of mass storage is not an issue, I have decided install Marinetti, in order to connect my IIGS to the internet. I know that Marinetti is compatible with Ethernet, but Apple II Ethernet cards are not very common. I also do not have access to dial-up internet, so a dial-up modem is not an option. Therefore, I feel that the best solution would be to connect to the internet through the IIGS serial port.