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Re: FA: Applied Engineering RAMFactor Card

Subject: Re: FA: Applied Engineering RAMFactor Card
From: Wayne Stewart <waynes@telus.dotnet>
Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2004 06:28:30 GMT
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Paul Theyrl wrote:

up on ebay for 10 days is a working (far as I know) RAMFactor Card.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5104330260
I'm not completely sure the total Ram on the board, if any knows, pleasepost... it has 32 Chips, marked 256K or 256bytes? Here is some info...
*  For Apple II 50pin Expansion slot, not for Apple //e AUX slot.
* 1MByte capacity. Apple II Expansion memory card specification. Underthis specification, maximum memory size is 1MByte, but RamFactor cardcan control up to 16MByte or more.
* It can work as RAMDISK under ProDOS, DOS3.3 and GS/OS.
* It has 16bit CPU(65816 or 65802) connectable internal bus.

Hope someone can put it to good use...

Paul


If all 32 chips are KM41256-15 then it's a 1mb card. Some versions

of Appleworks can use it for a larger desktop. It's very similiar to theApple II Expansion memory card except the RamFactor has a utility in ROM

that lets you partition it and choose the active partition.

Wayne.

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