Apple II

I made a terrible mistake on my Apple II. I removed the language card and when i put the ram chip from the card into E3 I put it in backwards. Very unfortunate as i've don't this 100 times. When i turned it on, the RAM chip got hot. It was only on for maybe 5 seconds. Now when i turn it on i get the first beep, drive spins and then an error beep with address c002 listed, or sometimes 2025. I've tried removing all the other ram chips except first row, same problem. Could all of the RAM chips be bad? Any idea what other chips could be bad? I do have chips from a different computer to try.

I recently got an Apple II+ with a clone of the Saturn 128 memory card installed. I have it connected via composite video out to a modern LCD TV. With the memory card installed, there is a lot of red and blue color bleed around text on the screen, and a bunch of vertical blue dashed lines that are continually pulsating. Without the memory card, the text is crystal clear. Interestingly, whenever I load a program on disk, the bad text and vertical lines clear up while the disk drive is running, then come back.

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Folks, the title tells you what I'm looking for.

If there is anyone who can deliver a MVP Forth (Floating Point Math) version or the similar RSL (Redshift Limited) version as diskimage(s) that would be great.

I'd like to use this peice of software with the cloned CCS 7711 Arithmetic Processor Card.

Hi guys and gals,

I just bought an Apple IIGS, keyboard, mouse, and monitor...but I am supprised to find no CF or SD controller cards currently available.  CFFA3000, for instance, is unavailable.

Does anyone know a good controller card in production/where I could find one not in production?  I don't want to do the SCSI to external hard solution if humanly possible.

Thanks for your help,

Will