Re: need help identifying piggy-back memory card

[quadrajet1@aol.com (Quadrajet1)]

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>I won the bid on this card and hoped that it was a piggyback memory card for a
>RamWork III, but it doesn't match the pinouts.  It has the sloped cut of an
>Apple II Memory card and has a double row of piggy back male pins (50 in all)
>running vertically and the same number as a RamWorks III card (which has
>a single row of 25 pins).  There are also two horizontal rows of five
piggyback
>male pins to the upper left of the first row.
>There is a jumperblock with markings signifying the choice of 16K or 8K.
>Jay Edwards

   Hate to burst your bubble, but certainly isn't for the RAMWorks card.  And
the jumper block, and the 16 pin chips make it look like it does have 16k of
RAM, and was made to piggyback on a full length card, hence the slope.

Raymond