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Fishy Board Date

I found this odd, and amusing. I suspect that someone cleaned the board, accidentally wiped off the numbers, and rewrote 79 as 74. 

 

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Dan Raymer LCA-1 manual

I have a LCA-1 and it doesn't seem to be working. I loaded up AppleWriter II and my lowercase is just some random pixels. I do not have the Manual any longer and do not know what needs to be done to get the thing to work.  Any one with knowledge is appreciated.  

 

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Light Pens

I remember years ago, an article about constructing a light pen in one of the old mags. It may have been CALL APPLE, InCider, or another. 

 

Does anyone else here recall that? I think that we made one back in the early 80s, and I know that we had one in the office, but I do not frankly recall it ever getting much use, and I do not remember if it was a handmade piece or a commercial piece, only that we wanted to use it for a spreadsheet programme, but because of the limited audience that did not happen.

 

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Cold Boot Adapter....what?

I do not remember this card, at all. Do any of you know its intended purpose?

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TWGS in slot 2?

Hey guys.  I recently acquired one of the ReactiveMicro TWGS cards, clocked at 16MHz.  It's pretty darn sweet.

 

However, there is a problem in the ribbon cable that goes between the card and the CPU socket.  Intermittent connection.  It works if I bend the ribbon cable a certain way, but it's not reliable.

 

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ROMX

This is a continuation of the SMD ROM Replacement for Apple ][..." thread that was started 6 months ago. What started off as a simple way to have both Applesoft and Integer BASIC ROMs in a single, switched SMD Flash chip has blossomed into a full fledged multi-bank, in-circuit programmable device with multiple fonts, instant DOS/Language Card loading and much more. More importantly, versions for the Apple IIe and Apple //c are already in the design stage.

 

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Identifying a //e Board

Hi,

I recently got a Apple //e for my collection. It is a European one (with the switch on the downside of the keyboard).

 

For informtion I looked thru the SAMS Apple //e and I realized that my board is not listed in there.

All boards have the AUX-slot on the left side beneath the PSU. Mine has the AUX-slot directly behind slot 3, so I cannot use this slot anymore when my 80cols/64kb extention card is pluged in. Also slotfinder lists the card as inserted in slot 3.

 

Do I have any special board or is this normal for european systems?

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Fake Bell & Howell ?!

Please look at this:

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Bell-Howell-Apple-II-Ships-Worldwide/193766606297?hash=item2d1d63c5d9:g:Kw4AAOSwB65fvmDk

 

To me, this looks fake. Looks as if someone painted a ][+ and put a B&H badge on it. Might be a real B&H beyboard, but from what I can tell the case looks like a rattle can paint job, the colour is wrong, the texture is wrong. Beyond that, there is no photo of the rear of the unit, nor a photo of the bottom serial sticker. 

 

Didn't B&H also have their own PSU stickers?

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Card Pile pickup, what is this card?!

Picked up a stack of 8 cards recently and in the pile is what looks like a generic floppy controller card. I cant seem to find much info on it, is anyone familiar with it? Its got two variable resistors and a jumperblock with an option to pick "13" or "16" Anyone know where I can find a pdf? Will it work with Disk II floppy drives or does it work only with a 3rd party drive?
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