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

["Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast.net>]

"Robert C." <robc638killspam@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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: "Robert C." <robc638killspam@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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: >>    These slots are called "Apple II Bus". Physically it is the same
type
: >> of
: >> slot connector as ISA, though 50-pins double-sided rather than 62-pins
: >> (obviously the signal to each pin differ, it's not ISA compatible).
: >
: > Anyone know where I can get prototype boards that are already 2 X 25 X
: > .100" in length? I remember that Radio Shack used to carry prototyping
: > boards in the 1980's, but checking their website reveals that these are
no
: > longer carried.
: >
: > ~Robert.
:
: I just came up with with an ingenious idea: why not make a protyping board
: designed exclusively for the Apple ][, ][+, //e, //c using the Express PCB
: software and their facilities? Those who own //gs's could easily modify
the
: boards to fit the //gs case.
:
: How many people would be interested in buying several boards? The more
: boards that are ordered, the better the price to manufacture them.
:
: ~Robert.

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.

Apple II Forever, Apple II Together
Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprizez
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