Re: Can an Apple II use a 14.4 modem?

["Tom Zuchowski" <71214.1670@compuserve.com>]

I have a Magnum 14.4K faxmodem on my IIgs.  It would work just fine with a
Super Serial Card also.  Don't know about Lasers, but I sure don't foresee
a problem.

Geez, you could at least find yourself a used 2400 modem.  They can be
found for 10 bucks or less.  I paid $30 for the used Magnum.

Be sure to avoid modems that use ADB power or do part of the modem's job in
software, and you should be just fine.

TomZ

John Bicketts <sfeikema@mach3ww.com> wrote in article
<3306680A.FD0@mach3ww.com>...
> Can my Apple II (A Laser 128EX/2 AppleIIe clone, 768K RAM, 3Mhz CPU)
> use any ordinary 9.6 or 14.4 kbps external modem?
>   I'm curious about connecting it to the Internet, and the old thing's
> 300 baud modem can't even use a BBS and is only useful as a paperweight.
>