Apple II

I´ve purchased a Alpha Syntauri Keyboard without Interfacecard and
i´m hunting for detail pictures of that interfacecard.
Even more i´m hunting also for one or two good pictures of the componentside
while the chips are pulled out to detect the traces below of the chips...
Purpose is to reverse engineer that card for recreation/remake to complete
the keyboard i have purchased.

Please don´t send notes about the pictures from Apple Documentation Center - i have them -
and the resolution is a bit to bad for reverse engineering !

i´d prefer contact with someone who owns that card and is able to share information not availiable at the internet !

Urgently help needed.
please pm me.
thanks a lot in advance
speedyG

Has anyone had luck replacing the Micron MT4264 DRAM in a //c with 4164 variants? The //e I have has Siemens 4164 soldered to the motherboard. There is some information that the 4264 is back compatible with 4164, but not the reverse. However, the //e's and //c's should be similar in their memory handling and likely do not use the unique features of the 4264 (whatever they may be - page addressing?)

merci d'avance,
eric F

Hey, I received a machine several months back that I have just now had time to get around to messing with (Enhanced IIe)
that has a 'Street Electronics Business Card' installed. I am not at home where the machine is (saw it this morning before I left for work) so photos will have to wait till this evening.

Newbie here, at least in this decade, to the IIGS. I have several GS's and 5.25 and 3.5" drives. I also have tons of software including several versions of CopyII+. Is there an easy way to transfer the 5.25 floppies to 3.5 disks that will then be self-booting? How about also transferring then to a hard drive?

Thanks for any help you can give!