Re: What type of slot interface in is the Apple II using?

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> : > I've done done that. No one showed interest so I canned
> : > the idea. My PCB had power and ground rails around the
> : > outside and 100's of holes for IC, etc.... in the inside.
> : > I can make it again if anyone cares.
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> : If there is renewed interest to restart the project, i'd buy a few!
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> Suggestions on connector types and locations, IC sizes and locations.
> Any other ideas anyone can think of or something you'd like to put on it.
> I would be happy to make it to fit everyone's desires, but I would need
> firm commitments because these are not cheap to make. Also, the more you
> want of them, the cheaper they'll be.
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> "Que Cera, Cera - what will be, will be", and what won't be, sorry!  :o)
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> Apple II Forever, Apple II Together
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 I'd settle for a board similar to Jameco #: 21531 [JE417] 
http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&productId=116207.