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Re: Apple II in the UK?

Subject: Re: Apple II in the UK?
From: a2aviator@gmail.com
Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2008 16:17:28 -0800 (PST)
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Or buy one that has a black power supply in it, (after market), as
darn near every one of those has a 110/220 switch on the back.

.. particularly if the seller has a picture showing the back and you
see the switch.

Of course, these are also NTSC, which means you need the monitor and a
220 monitor at that. Unless you find a PAL //e. The motherboard is
very different looking. The Aux Slot is directly in line with Slot 3
being the most immediate visible difference.

References:
- Apple II in the UK?
  - From: NJSMason@googlemail.com
- Re: Apple II in the UK?
  - From: Julian Smith <julian@removethis.jnt.me.uk>
- Re: Apple II in the UK?
  - From: NJSMason@googlemail.com

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