Re: Query - Card found

[shack@onyx.southwind.net (Randy Shackelford)]

David C.W. Chiu (dchiu@netcom.com) wrote:
: In article <6173.678.uupcb@yob.com>,
: Jeff Brielmaier <jeff.brielmaier@yob.com> wrote:

: >DC>I recently acquired an Apple card which I am not certain what it is, but
: >DC>it apparently has almost as much brain as the II (got a 6502-a on it)
: >DC>plus an SWIM, an LED, and a DB19 connector. It also has an awful lot of GALs
: >DC>and 15.66MHz clock crystal... Can anyone identify what this thing is?

: >Soundes like the on-board controller card for a UniDisk3.5.

: I am reasonably certain that it isn't, since it plugs into an Apple II slot,
: now that I've look at it some more, it's got 32k static RAM also...

The SWIM, 15.667 mHz clock crystal, and GALs are sure fire tipoffs that it's
a superdrive card. I pulled mine out to look it over. It says "Apple 3.5"
controller card Apple Computer (c) 1991" across the top. There's an LED in the
top center and a big ROM chip at top left. There's no 6502 on mine though,
sure you aren't mistaken about that?

If you don't have a use for the card, put it on marketplace. It'll be gone
quicker than you can say "where'd it go?"
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Randy Shackelford                                 I was internet
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