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I recall reading about someone doing that maybe a dozen years ago. They reported success

The last card is a 16k card, sometimes called a language card. It lets your Apple II use 64k of RAM

I've been using a 820-1470A in a MDD for years. Just recently replaced it with a 1.33 from a xserve. If you unplug your hard drive do you still get the same results

What's the part number on the processor module?

How about installing one of those blower fans onto a prototyping card. If you positioned it right then it should push quite a bit of air through a slot opening. The card could power it so it’d be easily removeable.

a number of people have flashed the ROM with a trimmed image. The down side is that there's no boot screen. You have a blank screen until the drivers load

Done worse. Once when setting up some equipment I plugged the power bar into itself

I don’t know of any processor adapters but quite a few of the processor upgrades used the 7447 chip

I had some broken key switches on a couple of Apple IIIs but was able to use key switches from a damaged Mac 128 keyboard

The IIe was called Super II

I never took any photos and would have to disassemble an Apple II to get some However Mike Willegal has a number of pics on his site http://www.willegal.net/appleii/early-a2-keyboards.htm

I have a few with Datanetics switches but they are all from before the separate keyboard encoder board

Molykote

Which 5.25" floppies are you using?

Which dual processor card are you using?

I'm using a Sonnet 450mhz G3 card in a Kansas 9600. I know how parts stored away from computers get mislaid so I stashed the original in one of it's hard drive bays

I don't have the software but I do have the manuals https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B9r6vH-4NK4NMzE2MzI0MjMtMzk0Mi00MGFmLTkyM2MtY2YyNjhkYjUzMThj?resourcekey=0-n8lmVEyRMeXLDqhQto2_mw&usp=sharing

Thanks I have a lot of hardware that uses 1M x 1Bit Dram but I don't think I have anything that uses 4M x 1Bit and I have quite a few of them

About 25 years ago I needed some 1mb RAM and it was a little pricey. A couple of years later I ran across a couple of PC cards that had what I believed were those type of chips. They sat in a drawer until recently when I wanted to replace some questionable RAM. I installed the Samsung RAM and it...

I found info on KM41C1000AP-8 easily but am having a hard time finding anything on the Sanyo LC321000P-80 Does anyone know if LC321000P-80 and KM41C1000AP-8 are interchangeable?