Re: Help me identify this card. 128K ram card from 1982???

["Jplcsch" <jplcsch@wanadoo.fr>]

As it's writing on it  : a RAMEX 128K ,  nothing strange for this type of 
card. Same functions as Legend 128K or SATURN 128K.

Omega Microware was a seller of it, on my mind. I try to found an advise on 
old Call-Apple or Nibble



<AutisticIndependence@gmail.com> a �crit dans le message de news: 
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> This was in a box of a bunch of other Apple II stuff I got from a
> school. I have been able to identify everything else, but this one
> stumps me.
>
> What I know:
>
> 1. It fits a standard Apple II slot.
> 2. It looks like a IIGS ram expansion card (same approximate size),
> but has an Apple II slot interface
> 3. Manufacturer is "Vergecourt LTD" and model appears to be RAMEX 128
> 4. Date silkscreened on the card is 1982, making this pre IIe.
> 5. It has 16 MCM 6665AL-20 (Gold label in pic) and 17 other (black in
> pic) ICs on it. The black chips are from no less than 5 different
> manufacturers, but look to be the same chip- similar part #'s on
> each.
>
> Based on the REMEX 128 designation, I thought this was a 128k
> expansion card, but I thought the II and II+ could only use 64K?
>
>
>
> http://www.imagebam.com/image/de5db22562958