Re: apple 11e monitor cable

[buggie@ben02.unm.edu (stephen e buggie)]

Probably the simpest solution is to replace the IIE motherboard! 

I can send you an Unenhanced working IIe motherboard for $10 plus
shipping.

(If your present IIE is ENHANCED, you could just swap the 65c02, the CD
rom, the EF rom, and the video ROM into their respective sockets.

Regards------------- Steve


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Todd Belville (belville@postoffice.ptd.net) wrote:
: I recently aquired an Apple 11e computer system. I have all the original
: manuals.
: The RCA jacks between the cpu and monitor were damaged. I assumed they were
: RCA and replaced them. But after replacing them the monitor is still not
: picking up the signal.  I am booting to a: and I can hear the program
: loading but can see nothing but a bright green screen. I get no prompt.

: Any troubleshooting ideas would be greatly appreciated. Maybe a bad video
: card?
: I have no components to troubleshoot with other than the system itself.

: email belville@postoffice.ptd.net

: Thanks to anyone interested in advance.

: I simply want to get back to BASIC and have some fun programming.