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Re: IIe RGB cards
Bill Garber wrote:
"Ranando King" <rk@magictouchcorp.com> wrote
in message news:410582f3$1_2@news.vic.com...
: Do these mythical pieces of hardware still
: exist? I'm having the most rotten luck tracking
: one down. Preferably, I'd like to find the Extended
: 80 Column AppleColor Card and a suitable monitor.
: There were certain little "tricks" I could pull on
: my Apple when I had one, but it's just not possible
: with the composite display. I'm hoping that even if
: I get one of the newer GS RGB type cards and a monitor
: to go with it, I'll still be able to use the same
: undocumented features.
I seem to have the A//e Extended 80 column/RGB card.
I've never had the monitor to test it with, but the
80 col/64K part works fine. It is very clean, and
does not appear to have any noticeable discrepancy.
You can email me to discuss it if you like, just
change the DOT to a period. Thanks.
It should work with an IBM CGA compatible monitor.
Of course, you might need to make a cable with the proper pin
arrangement....
I have and AE daughtercard that sits on my AE RAMFactor III card, but I
haven't, yet, connected a monitor to it. But when I get a round tuit....
Roy
Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprizez };-)
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