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FujiNet for Apple IIc/IIc+/IIgs ~ Anyone have a 3D printed case for this?

I know Javier Master has created a great one, but haven't seen him post his 3d printing file.  Anyone that has one of these FujiNets, if you have a case I'd love to get my hands on one.

 

 

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Super software sales

Have to downsize and I have a lot of 5.25 floppies of all kinds of stuff; some original and some copies. I estimate 80-85% of the copies work fine. The copies worked fine in 2021.  Some were nibbled copied and drive speed might have to be adjusted for those 15%. I have gotten rid of most of my Apple 2 e's.Anyway, essentially I would charge a little less than $1/disk plus the cost of mailing.

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I need help with an Apple IIe Pal Colour Card

I am unable to find any documentation or even discussion about this PAL colour card. At first I thought it was simply an Apple II series PAL encoder card but that's not the case.  

 

The card itself has markings "Apple IIe Pal Colour Card" and "A2A005". Looking at the connector it appears to fit a regular slot and I wonder if this card can be used in slot 3.  I also need to know about the connectors - one is a four 4 pin connector to a header and the other one is a thin black one which connects somewhere else.

 

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"I Speak BASIC to my Apple II" -- TEACHER manual, 2nd edition

I'm looking for a copy of the teacher's edition to I Speak BASIC to my Apple II -- but not the red book that's commonly available. 

Hayden Books did a 2nd edition whose cover is blue. I have the student manual, but I'm looking for the corresponding teacher's manual. Any place that claims they have it really seems to have the red first edition of the book and not the blue 2nd edition. 

Does anyone have a copy of this that they could scan or are willing to part with?

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Apple II memory expansion card technical reference manual

Hello,

 

I'm looking for the above manual, not the owner/user manual that is readily available online.

 

I want to address the I/O registers of the card and I need the I/O reference with an explanation of what does what.

 

Thanks

Luca

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Novice Apple 2e user needs help

Hi folks,

  I have a situation here I need help with.  Quick background: I recently recovered my childhood Apple 2e Enhanced from my parents and it worked - I was thrilled, discovered a thriving Apple II enthusiast community and a bunch of innovative people making cool devices for the vintage computers.

My setup:

Apple IIe Enhanced 128k 607-187 Motherboard

Aux slot - 80 column card

slot 3 - Uthernet II (a2RetroSysyems.com)

slot 5 - FastChip //e (a2heaven.com)

slot 6 - Yellowstone Universal Disk card (BigMessOWires.com)

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Wanted: Working Apple /// motherboard.

I've given up trying to fix the one I have.

 

Thank you in advance.

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FS: "Alien Group" SC-01-A Speech Synth card

Hello all,

 

I got this card with a system I purchased complete, and found myself not really using it. The SC-01-A chip itself seems to fetch a sum of $200-$300 (!). This card has no docs I can find, but here are pictures of front and back:https://imgur.com/a/JaDamZ5

I tried random softwares with it until I was able to get some voice out of the old HULK text advenure. The card doesn't work completely as expected for the game (although this may have been a beta disk imafge) but it seems to indicate the SC-01-A is fine, and you can hear it here:

 

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Mod: Changing the color of the Apple IIe power indicator

I accidently changed my Apple IIe's power light indicator to red, so I decided to share how I did it in case anyone else wants to change the green to some other color.

 

My power led indicator had this weird scratch on the back side that would cause a bright line to appear on it. I just finished repairing a broken stem of the left Shift key, so I decided to also retouch the back of the indicator’s window with a green marker. This got rid of the bright line, but now it was much worse, since the indicator became uneven in terms of brightness. So I decided to remove the result of the marker with 95% ethyl alcohol, but now it got even worse as the alcohol dissolved part of the green tint. So I soaked it in ethyl achohol and used a paper towel and a chop stick to completely remove the green tint from the back and as a result the indicator window became 100% clear.

 

The problem now was that the light was too bright. I was thinking to replace the bulb it with a LED, but then I decided to try with electrical tape on the back of the indicator window and it worked like a charm! I only had red tape left from a multicolor electrical tape 6-pack, but it will work with other color tape too.

 

Here are the before and after pictures. In the before picture the machine is on and in the after it’s off. One side effect is that the indicator no longer appears invisible when the machine is off and some people may not like that. In order to appear invisible when off like before, white tape has to be applied first, and then the other color on top of it. When it’s on, it shines pretty bright red, but the brightness can be reduced by adding another layer of tape. 

 

 

 

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PSU switch

Does anyone know the number for the correct Chicago switch that’s on the PSU? Chicago switches are still available as I have a Chicago 161-099-019. Looks physically identical in every way to the original used but the switch doesn’t stay in the on position. Springs back to off when you release your finger. Hopefully someone’s had to replace this switch before.

Randy

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