New to me Apple][e collection.

[sunvalleylaw]

Don’t have pictures yet, but I just picked up a nice intact and cleaned up Apple][e including extras. Multiple floppy disk drives, including a side-by-side, a 3 1/2 floppy drive that works, extra cards, and an original green monochrome monitor. , And some floppy discs with some programs on them. Not sure how many of those still work. This computer collection was owned originally by some computer science instructor down in Ogden, Utah, and was told to the guy who runs the local vintage computer club in Boise. And he did some work bringing things up to current running spec. He has moved on because he’s more into the commodore stuff.

Will get things set up and do some pictures either today or tomorrow.

 

[sunvalleylaw]

OK, got stuff pulled together and initially set up, and also pulled some of the extra stuff out of the box and look through it. This is a pretty amazing and crazy collection! Unfortunately, the floppy emu I have does not have the Apple II disk emulation loaded on it as it was being used with a Macintosh SE/30. I purchased also. And the prior owner must have removed that stuff.

But anyway, this is going to be pretty fun to explore! I didn’t do any computing in the apple Ii world in the past and really started by personal computing journey with the original Macintosh.

I did boot the machine up with the disk where do 3.3 system master disc and played around with that for a couple minutes but now I need to shut things down for the night and I’ll learn more later.

 

[sunvalleylaw]

 

[sunvalleylaw]

 

[nathall]

That’s quite the starter collection. You’ve got an AE Transwarp CPU accelerator card in there!