Re: Can anyone identify this card?

[Exegete <millers@noneofyourbusiness.com>]

AndyX wrote:
> AndyX wrote:
>
> > brad wrote:
> >
> > > just curious..what are the other cards that you have in the beast 
> > > that are
> > > also in the pic
> > >
> > > brad
> >
> > That will take a little nosing around, and I can get more pics when 
> > that's done. At the moment the IIe is bound to a single disk drive (in 
> > addition to it's 2x drive - just for technical "cos I can" reasons...)
> > The IIe is up in a precarious position, well it's stable, but the 
> > person  trying to reach it isn't...
> >
> > I can recall the cards from slut 1 to 7 (kindof) being
> >
> > 1. Super Serial II card
> > 2. ?
> > 3. 80 Column card (with 64K expansion)
> > 4. Mouse card?
> > 5. Stickjoy card
> > 6. ?
> > 7. Big-arse RAM card
> Update: I took a look inside at risk to life and limb (not quite, but it 
> sounds better dramatised).
>
> 1. Super serial II card
> 2. Mouse interface card (oops!)
> 3. 80 Col Card + memory
> 4. 2 Drive I/O controller (for 2 separate external drives)
> 5. Some uknown SCSI card (pictured below).

Well, I'm sure someone will have more info, but Apple did do two 
different versions of SCSI cards, one is called the Hi Speed card, but 
since I've never seen either, I'm afraid I can't help you anymore than that.

Roy

> 6. DuoDrive� (sic) I/O interface card.
> 7. Big-arse RAM card.
>
> http://members.ozemail.com.au/~jmullett/Apple/SCSI_card.jpg



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