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>Black, it appears! Sounds like Revision 7 or RFI board. >Is this it? http://i.imgur.com/4aZ6jEu.jpg No, but that shows that it's RFI - board style. The serial is in the corner, stamped or handwritten like this (the white area in the left upper corner): This is an Revision 0 board...

Bought an fully functional Macintosh 128k Swedish/Finnish keyboard for 25€ from a friend. Needs some cleaning but is in good shape and all keys work. Now have nice set.

Look for the code from the motherboard, it's placed in the left corner next to power supply (when you look the machine from the keyboard direction). If the board says © 1979 it might be rev.7 RFI model. Take an picture? Look also the serial number from the unit's bottom, it gives an reference...

Fantastic conquest! Do the disks all work? When the ][+ board was made?

The guy who sold me an Apple //c more than a year ago, called me today and said he had some free, never used, software to give me. He said he thinks they are Apple II or for Macintosh, boxed and complete. So i dropped by after work to pick those up, excited. Oh man, those were for IBM PC/XT...

Would this be any of help? http://www.vectronicsappleworld.com/ads/ads/appleii/sim4.jpg

Stories and history of the items are salt in this hobby for sure.

Wow those cushions are so cool! for 20 that's an steal. :approve: Good find!

Here's the manual but no info about the internal adjustments: http://apple2online.com/web_documents/Apple%20Monitor%20II%20User's%20Manual.pdf

Absolutely!

I got mine, number 10 (no, they are not numbered per say, just listed at their webpage in order of shipping). They were one per customer only. I don't think there will be more. Let's however hope, they find more games/software to release in physical disk format.

Sold out now.

Indeed. So more pictures are in order :) If you can, check the back of the case what it says, "Macintosh" or "Macintosh 128k", the serial number from the case, the motherboard revision & code (on the left side when looking at back of the unit) etc. Let's hope it indeed is an original 128k...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compact_Macintosh Looks 128k to me. The short keyboard surely atleast belongs to 128k. Absolutely fantastic find for the price you got. You were lucky! :) Make an search using your serial number (not motherboard) to get all the details at...

Few latest ones, - Applied Engineering 115-220V power supply for Apple II/+/e Is looks virtually like new. NOS? Cool blackness! - Power cable adaptor for Apple IIe -> IIgs Good to have an option to run IIgs with IIe PSU. However the A2 PSU won't fit the IIgs case as drop-in of cos, the...

http://adtpro.sourceforge.net/ https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/comp.sys.apple2/s4e0sGhvMPs Thanks to David Schmidt as always.

It's been tested working, but when i received it, i had to put it in the basement. Looks like it has an BNC connector or something, as the cable was modified to on the monitor end to fit. I am currently considering an small 9" LCD color-TV monitor with RCA input to get colors from the Apple ][...

if you want yours, be fast, about 40 out of 75 is sold already.

I suspect something in larger scale of housing :lol:

Sure, i'll open it up and take few photos for ya, no problem (i'll try be faster than the last time :lol: ) It was made by a guy in Germany actually, an applefritter regular, who i got the PAL card as well.