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Subject: Identifying ][+ motherboards
From: "sfahey" <sfahey@a2central.com.remove-n9u-this>
Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2008 16:48:20 -0500
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  To: Nels Bruckner
  Re: Identifying ][+ motherboards
  By: Nels Bruckner to comp.sys.apple2 on Thu Oct 09 2008 02:39 pm

 >      I just picked up a complete ][+ and the motherboard in it appears
 > to be older than the 4 other ][/+ motherboards that I have on hand.

Aside from a few engineering improvements, the few things that differentiate a
][ and a ][+ are, the autostart and which BASIC is in ROM.

Maybe you have an upgraded ][.

Sean Fahey
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