Re: Maxed out Apple II computers

[Gregory Weston <uce@splook.com>]

In article <fNGle.2803$3D6.2734@newssvr12.news.prodigy.com>,
 "Sean Fahey" <a2fan@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Ooops.
> 
> For giggles and grins, describe your tricked out, best system(s). Kinda like
> a virtual car show for Apple II computers.
> 
> My favorite Apple IIe is a platinum, with an 8MHz ZipChip and NoSlot clock
> installed, AppleCD, 80SC and full completement of drives.
> 
> Aux: Sequential Systems Meg80z
> Slot 1: Apple Workstation Card
> Slot 2: Apple Super Serial Card with Turbo ABS installed
> Slot 3: empty
> Slot 4: Apple Slinky 1MB card
> Slot 5: Apple 3.5 Superdrive Controller
> Slot 6: Apple 5.25 Controller
> Slot 7: Apple HS SCSI Controller
> 
> My main GS is a ROM 3, 5.25MB
> 
> Slot 1: SecondSight
> Slot 2: LANceGS
> Slot 3: ZipGS 10/64
> Slot 4: Audio Animator
> Slot 5: Apple 3.5 Superdrive Controller
> Slot 6: CFFA
> Slot 7: Apple HS SCSI Controller
> RAM Slot: Sequential Systems 4MB
> 
> I also have "theme" machines... like Apple IIe's and GS with nothing but
> topline Applied Engineering stuff installed, etc.
> 
> What's in your case?

Apple //e, with enhancement kit added after purchase.
Slot 1: AE Serial Pro
Slot 2: SSC
Slot 3: TransWarp (original)
Slot 4: Apple Mouse card
Slot 5: Empty
Slot 6: Disk ][ controller
Slot 7: UniDisk 3.5 controller
AUX: Apple Extended 80-column card.

I've got a GS that has a HS SCSI card and a FingerPrint board.

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