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Posted by: Marsu on 2023-10-24 22:58:25
I'm just curious of any upgrades, modern or vintage that i can be searching for to add to my collection. a short list of what i currently have apart of my collection and otherwise "upgrades"
-Apple IIe enhanced with duo disk (other cards included but uknown)
- 1X Macintosh SE with 800KB floppy
-1x Macintosh SE FDHD/superdrive
- 100+ HD floppy disks
- Sonnet allegro 68020 with 16Mb of RAM
-Radius Accelerator 16Mhz
-2X Mac Batt (2032 battery replacement)
-BlueScsi V1
-Rascsi with pi 4
I'm just looking to add to my collection and to experiment with anything that will add to my learning experience. I do not have any SE/30's I tend stick to only the SE and older models
I'll add to this with, any recommendations for modern games that people have developed for systems like the Macintosh. Examples being something like "Flappy Mac" |
Posted by: s_pupp on 2023-10-25 08:40:46
BlueSCSI v2 wifi to give the SE wifi. |
Posted by: Nixontheknight on 2023-10-25 09:32:53
I'm just curious of any upgrades, modern or vintage that i can be searching for to add to my collection. a short list of what i currently have apart of my collection and otherwise "upgrades"
-Apple IIe enhanced with duo disk (other cards included but uknown)
- 1X Macintosh SE with 800KB floppy
-1x Macintosh SE FDHD/superdrive
- 100+ HD floppy disks
- Sonnet allegro 68020 with 16Mb of RAM
-Radius Accelerator 16Mhz
-2X Mac Batt (2032 battery replacement)
-BlueScsi V1
-Rascsi with pi 4
I'm just looking to add to my collection and to experiment with anything that will add to my learning experience. I do not have any SE/30's I tend stick to only the SE and older models
I'll add to this with, any recommendations for modern games that people have developed for systems like the Macintosh. Examples being something like "Flappy Mac" maybe take a look at the floppy emu by @bigmessowires |
Posted by: olePigeon on 2023-10-25 10:49:09
a2heaven.com for tons of great Apple II upgrades. But it's a crapshoot to get the more popular items like accelerators & sound cards, as it's only one person making everything, and they're typically sniped the moment they're in stock. |
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