Apple II

fleXrom from JD Micro

 

The fleXrom is basically a universal ROM replacement for almost any 2K ROM found in an Apple II computer. Choose between 64 different images and can be configured to replace either a 9316 ROM or 2716 EPROM. Use it to fix a machine with a bad ROM or to change the F8 ROM, Text ROM, Keyboard MAP ROM, etc. See JDMicro for complete details. Available for $29 from MacEffects

 

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DuoDisk drive 2 unresponsive

I have a DuoDisk where drive 1 works perfectly, but drive 2 does not respond. No motor movement, activity LED doesn't even light. If I plug the second drive mechanism into the analog board as if it were drive 1, it works perfectly, so it seems like xomething in the drive-selection logic on the analog board isn't working right.  

Is there a likely culprit for this behavior, and how should I start diagnosing?

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RAM chip replacements

I see a lot of fans in Apple vintage groups not liking MT Ram chips .. what are some of your recommendations please for ones that are considered better then MT to replace on an Apple IIe??

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8-INCH interface cards developed for the ITT-2020

Here are two 8-INCH disk interface cards developed in the apst for the ITT-2020.

As far as we can read on the EPROM on the final release card, it was developed by NovoComp Datensystems GmBh in Germany.

I have only found the former address of that company:

Novocomp Datensystems GmH,  Walramsneustr 9 ,D - 54290 Trier ,Germany

 

Here is the released

card :

 

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SSM parallel card info?

I picked up an Apple IIe (early 1984 by the board and chip dates), and it included this card along with a much later 80-column and an age-appropriate Disk II controller. The card came with a 26-pin cable plugged into it with a Centronics connector on the end, so I'm sure it's a parallel printer card. I found a copy of a ROM dump on apple2.org, but no documentation. 

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A2Pico2Lite

A2Pico has become a product family :-)

The original A2Pico card has a microSD card slot. But most A2Pico firmwares don't make any use of an SD card. By eliminating the microSD card slot and using a second-generation Raspberry Pi Pico chip, the complexity of the original A2Pico card was significantly reduced.

The result is the new A2Pico2Lite card. At $20, it's even cheaper than the already very affordable A2Pico at $30 (which will continue to be available):

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A remix of PTB (Dave)'s amazing Floppy EMU case

Howdy friends:

A few years ago fellow Fritter Friend Dave, aka @PTB created an amazing Floppy EMU case from an original Apple Floppy II case.  At the time I did nto have the funds available for a kit.  Recently I learned Dave no longer had kits but shared all the various files he used to create the case (see link above).  

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