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Problems with my Booti

Hi All,

Whilst I have used Apple computers since the 80's, I have never personally owned one. I always found the IIGS an interesting best and managed to finally get myself one a little while ago and I have generally been enjoying the journey.

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Apple IIGS Rom1 New Owner

Hello All, 

I just received a IIGS ROM1, it has a memory card and no floppy drive or hard drive or ...

When I start it, it says Check Startup device...

I tried by adding a Apple IIe Disk controlleur and boot from a PRODOS Floppy but nothing changed. 

Is there somewhere I can get basic knowledge on how a IIGS is working ? 

What should this machine be equiped with ? 

I need to changed the internal battery, it seems to be soldered :( what is the best option, what is the reference of the battery ?

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80 Column Card question

I want to build an 80 Column Card, but I need a 17.430mhz crystal. Where can I buy this crystal now?

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Bell & Howard Apple II - issues with stability and ROM CARD 600

Hello, hoping someone can set me on the right path, my knowledge is limited as the las time I played with an Apple II I was a student in Jr. High in the computer class run by Mrs. Quigley.  A bit of backstory in case it'll help.  A B&H Apple II came to me with a dead power supply, and only one ROM CARD 600 in it.

I tried repairing the power supply with a capacitor kit but was ultimately unsuccessful.  I ended up getting a replacement PSU from ReActive, and that got the Apple II booting up to a garbage screen to the monitor prompt.

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Apple II monochrome monitor has a bright spot after turning off

The monitor turned on and showed a green screen. However, after I turned it off the screen had a bright spot in the center for at least several seconds before it went off. What might be the cause of that? 

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Can't seem to get 800K 3.5" disks to work on my IIGS

I have two 800K 3.5" drives and one 5.25" drive for my Apple IIGS. However, I can't seem to use any 800K 3.5" disks. It's like it can't find it, or it doesn't work, and I've tried both 3.5" drives. I even tried just having one 3.5" drive connected, and no other drives, and it still wouldn't see or load anything from any of the disks.

 

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Soft drive card failure

Soft drive card failure

The soft drive card will be executed automatically. But it will make an error. There is an error in acquaintance

I uploaded pictures

 

Sorry, English is not my mother tongue. The machine translation I use

 

 

 

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Can a //e read Apple /// disks?

I have a Microsoft Softcard III CP/M card with the manuals and disks in original box that i want to sell.

 

Obviously i know the card can't be used, but can my Enhanced //e with Disk ]['s or DuoDisc (i have both) read Apple /// disks to verify there's still something on them?

 

I recall reading this somewhere online recently, but wanted to confirm before i try it and possibly destroy the disks.

 

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Is there a 'backspace' key with Ver 1 Brain Board?

I recently bought a Brain Board Version 1  on eBay for my Apple II computer. The card works great. The card design provides a nice, efficient way  to get an Apple-1 emulator in my Apple II. My problem is that my Apple II keyboard is not perfect. Some keys will produce two characters instead of just one. This was fine with the Apple II as I could just use the left arrow to 'backspace' over the extra character and type over it. But, to my knowledge,  the Brain Board Apple I emulator does not have a 'backspace'  key. Is there a 'backspace' key for the Apple-1 emulator on the Brain Board?

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Apple II Geiger counter?

Has anyone ever come across a Geiger counter that works with Apple II? I remember seeing one in an episode of Mr. Wizard (season 4 ep 13), but I've never actually seen the peripheral or the software. I can't find a clip online but I'll upload a screenshot in horrible definition. It might have a dedicated peripheral card too, the cable is RJsomething though I suppose it could just be using a DB9-RJ45 adapter.

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