Re: What type of slot interface in is the Apple II using?

["Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com>]

Michael Black wrote:
>  (aiiadict@gmail.com) writes:
>
> > I have a ton of disk II controllers
> > and Super serial cards.  You coud
> > desolder all the components, drill
> > 4 holes, put a wire wrap board on
> > them ($2.00 at radio shack) with
> > standoffs.
> >
> > $15.00 shipped for a disk II or
> > super serial card.
> >
> > Rich
>
> Well when this came up a week or so ago, I suggested stealing
> the fingers off an existing board.  One could use an ISA board,
> cut off the connector fingers, and cut it down to fifty pins.  I
> think when I was looking at doing that, it was feasible.  One trick,
> though, is that some boards they don't bother with all the fingers,
> which may be an issue depending on what signals are needed.

One technique that others have used is to use a standard ISA
proto board, and cut it down (including the edge connector)
to Apple-size.

-michael

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