Re: Z-Ram question.

[quadrajet1@aol.com (Quadrajet1)]

>I saw one of those Applied Engineering Z-Ram boards on e-bay recently.
>It had 3 40 pin sockets on it. obviously one was for the 65C02C
>(65C802C?) but what were the other 2 for?
>
>I was also wondering if I could install both one of these and an Apple
>1 meg board (after replacing the rams with 4 mhz compatible chips) in
>my Apple IIc+?
>
>(Actualy, I don't have one yet-hopefully I'll be getting one next
>weekend. I have the LCD though! :)

  That would have been mine then.  The ZRAM only has 2 sockets.  You remove the
CPU and the chip right above it, either the MMU or IOU (I don't have a //c open
to confirm which is which).  You plug in the board, and plug the 2 chips you
removed onto the ZRAM board.

  Best bet is to find a newer ZRAM Ultra board with 1 Meg of RAM, etc.. and use
a ZIP or Rocket for your speed boost.  The RAM chips should not have to be
swapped out at all. 

Raymond