Re: New IIgs owner again.

[James Gray <jamesg@alaska.net>]

The rca jack can be run into a vcr connected to a tv for a view of the
output. Not as good as an rgb.

Unfortunately getting a bare bones IIGS running economically is tough. The
SCSI cards aren't manufactured anymore and cost a bit. A 4 meg ram card is
nice, but 1 meg can be a good improvement. With 2 3.5 drives (affordable
used) it is possible to run gs/os in one drive and an application in the
second drive.

- James - [IMAGE]

"Mr. Carp" wrote:

> Hey
>
> I was wondering, what is the commector on the back of a IIgs (ROM 3) in
> between the disk drive port and the printer port. It looks like a
> rectangle with a marker above it. Also, what kind of converter do I need
> to connect it to a Mac (IIci era) RGB moniter?
>
> Also, this subject has been brought up earlier, but could someone tell
> me the most economical way for me to get a good start using my IIgs
> ROM3? I have at my house some IDE drives (internal) and some SCSI drives
> (internal and external) sitting around...how and what kind should I use?
> BTW, there are no epansion cards installed. Anything else would be
> helpful.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Carp
>
> --
> -MrCarp