Re: Whats your IIe setup like?

["Jason Whorton" <jason@microxl.com>]

Hi.  I wish more people would post a response on this one.  I am curious as
to what all is available, and what seems to be most widely used.  My best
IIe is a beige enhanced IIe with:

Applied Engineering RAMworks III w/1MB RAM
Apple SSC
Apple SSC
Applied Engineering TransWarp
Apple Mouse II Card
Applied Engineering TimeMaster II H.O.
Apple DuoDisk Drive Controller Card
Apple IIe Numeric keypad
Apple ImageWriter II printer
Hayes 9600bps modem
Apple Mouse II
Apple DuoDisk
AppleColor Composite Monitor IIe

So far, so good.  I am wanting to buy an Apple Hi-Speed SCSI card to fill up
that last slot.

Thank you,
Jason Whorton
http://www.microxl.com/oldcomputers/Main.html

Galen Tatsuo Komatsu wrote in message <709a0e$8cf@news.Hawaii.Edu>...
>In article <36278C6D.24B84620@nccn.net>, TWS  <adoyson@nccn.net> wrote:
>>I gotta nice IIe, but I don't use it anymore.  I've seen some VERY
>>nice IIe setups.  Whats yours like?
>
>Enhanced //e
>AUX: Ramworks III
>  1: Alphabits II serial card
>  2: Super Serial Card
>  3: Super Serial Card
>  4: microSCI Disk controller
>  5: Silentype controller card
>  6: Disk controller (DB25 connector)
>  7: Mouse interface
>
> I might also add that this //e is just being used to store
>some extra cards. =^)  I have a IIGS is set up for my Apple // needs.
>(ROM3, 2megs, 2 3.5" & 2 2.25" drives, nothing special, but it gets
>my work done.)
> At its "peak" my //e had:
>AUX: Ramworks III
>  1: Alphabits II to an Imagewriter II
>  2: SSC to a Supra2400plus
>  3,4,5: empty
>  6: disk controller to two 5.25 floppies
>  7?: Timemaster II HO
>
> A year ago I traded an extra //e and stuff to some guy for
>some videogame items.  I wonder what he did with it... ;^)
>
>--- These people owe me stuff ---
>Josh Smith (aka "itsme")   :  $17.00 + various specified videogame items
>     (http://www2.hawaii.edu/~gkomatsu/JSmith/js.html)
>Ben Cureton ("tragic")     :  $85.00