Apple II

Public Service Announcement.  I have two different A2S4000's in my possession that both have the amber Alps keys.  This isn't explicitly mentioned in some of the wiki's around the web but it is discussed in some of the forum threads around the web.  Posting yet again for anyone who wasn't in the know.  You might be able to pluck an A2S4000 for cheaper than an A2S4100 but still get those sweet alps, if that's what you're searching for.

A2S4000 early models - hairpin switches

A2S4000 later models - amber alps 

A2S4100 - amber alps

A2S4500 (Apple IIc+) - orange alps

First of all, I'd like to thank all of you here for your help.  Now, I'm working on many compression techniques, including one that uses the LZW technique.  Now, my rendition of LZW is doing very poorly.  I attached two code snippets responsible for LZW.  The code was written in cc65 C.

Ok, so you're me.  You google scratchy Apple IIC potentiometer and you end up at this page:  http://www.apple2faq.com/apple2faq/apple-iic-volume-knobpotentiometer-repair/  ou desolder your audio pot from the motherboard.  Of course, tThe potentiometer in the picture is nothing like yours, and the instructions don't make any sense.  You proceed happily cut away at the plastic grommet holding the inner wheel anyway.  The inner wheel slips out.  You DeOxit F5 your wheel to death and scrub it with a toothbrush.  You're confident that your metal bits and pieces are as good as brand new and now y

In search of gerber files for this project, before I take the time to make them from the provided schematics. I don't do Facebook so I don't know if anyone has shared around a kicad/gerber file or anything.

The project is: https://github.com/rallepalaveev/Prodos-512kB-NVRAM-Drive

This would be really useful for me, I'm not out to make a bunch of them but a couple for personal use would be super useful. I already have all the ICs on hand I would think, so a few unpopulated PCBs is really all I need.