Gary C
Veteran Member
It was only when I laid out all the dil sockets I really realised how many chips this has
Lots of scope for a muck up so time and care required.
Lots of scope for a muck up so time and care required.
Got it! Thanks for your help!Here’s a cheat: https://p-l4b.github.io/prom/
This would have been nice to know 6 hours ago lol.I got Uncle Bernie's IC kit (you can buy it via PM on Applefritter, its slightly cheaper than ebay and you won't have to bid against others)
Thank you! I currently have an Apple IIe, an Atari 800, a Laser XT IBM XT clone, and a little newer, a Packard Bell Windows 95 build. I also collect Nintendo and Atari consoles, CRT TVs and monitors, and other vintage electronics. I also have a 1975 Ford Mustang II project, hence my username.Welcome to the forum @Mustang Matt ! What else are you interested in, other than Apple I clones?
- Alex
Not that I've seen. The components are hard to come by these days, and there's not enough demand to have preassembled board like there was in '76. There are only a handful of people interested in recreating an Apple-1.Does anyone make a board with all the components already soldered on to the board, so all I need to do is source a keyboard and power supply?
Yes,Does anyone make a board with all the components already soldered on to the board, so all I need to do is source a keyboard and power supply?
I have my order in with Uncle Bernie, and I got the Sprague axial caps ordered from Unicorn. It's starting to get exciting!
My biggest hurdle is going to be finding a cheap keyboard. Seems like the going rate for Apple ][+ boards is $200, and older ASCII boards way more than that. I might put a post out to the Apple II Facebook group to see if someone has a spare they're willing to part with for a reasonable price.