Re: //c clone?

[Tony Cianfaglione <ab616@chebucto.ns.ca>]

The IIc video expansion port output raw signal and Video 7 made 2
separate boxes to attach to that port - one was a 9 pin box that attached
to a digital monitor (like the Commodore 1084S) and displayed 16 colors;
the other one attached to a 15 pin analog monitor like the GS monitor but
displayed only 8 colors.  I have both so I'm speaking from experience.
They are rare and they are nice and make the IIc that much more pleasurable
to use.

(Of course, my 8 mHz Zip chip, 100 mb CT100c hard drive, Ram IIc - 1 mb
menory expansion card and twin UniDisk 3.5" drives along with an external
5.25" drive doesn't hurt either.)

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On Mon, 15 Jul 2002, Exegete wrote:

> There is an expansion port on the back of the //c, where you can attach a little box that will give you RGB signals.
> 
> But, these were standard digital RGB signals.