Apple II

Hello,
now I have an Apple II Clone, the manufacturer is unknown (no computername or other hints), the computer was bought in Germany in the 80´s. The board is in a metal housing/case and a keyboard must be external used. The board of this clone has similarity to an original Apple+ board. On board are pluged an original Apple Disk Controller for 2 Diskdrives. An IBS Pal Decoder and a Card for showing 80 letters in row on screen.
I have looked on the Web such to www.apple2clones.com but i have not found my clone on a picture.

Hi All,

I recently purchased a copy of GeoS for the Apple IIe and it seems that all the disks and manuals are there. I have a mouse card installed and the 80column memory card installed as well. However, when I insert the boot disk and it starts up the system says loading Geos but then stops and says 80 column card needed to continue. What's up? Do I need the latest 80column card the smaller one that's only 1.5x3" or shouldn't the older style work with the jumper in place? Any ideas. Thanks

Hello, this is my first post. As the title says, my IIsi will not power up. Never happened before; this machine has been completely reliable. The only anomoly has been that on initial power up, the monitor would be black and white only. After power up is complete, doing a restart would fix that; the monitor would be then be in color. I replaced the monitor thinking that it was the cause, it was not. To try and fix the powerup issue, I replaced the Sony power supply with one I bought on ebay. Again, nothing. Even the fan does not spin.

All,

About a month ago I picked a nice stash from a freecycler wishing to clean out. The summary list: Partial Apple II, II+, IIe and lots of h/w accessories and software. The fuller list is at the end of this entry.

I'm not a big collector (I have a Obtronix Apple Replica and Kim-1 (another 6502 SBC)). Bit I thought I'd piece together a nice representative Apple 2 and sell off the rest. I haven't tested anything yet.