As I said in my first post, "Are zip drives made as scuzzy, parallel, or one for all or is the difference in the cable hook up?" How does one know it is a scuzzy drive if you don…

If it has a picture of a printer on the second 25 pin port, it is a parallel Zip drive. Do NOT connect this drive to a Mac.

First things first, you must use a SCSI Zip drive on that Mac. Parallel port Zip drives require a parallel port, which is only found on PCs, if you connect a parallel port device t…

Alright, got a high-quality picture of it running, using my good camera: (Click for larger.) I dismantled the external floppy, and got the mechanism to move, but it's still in …

Nice score. I always like finding the vintage items still in their boxes.

I managed to get my 128K Mac upgraded 512ke system on the registry tonight. If you are looking for me there is one more piece of info there. hehe Here's my decoding for the Mac.…

I seem to recall reading in the manual for the original Macintosh that the numeric keypad plugged into the keyboard port on the front, and had two RJ-12 jacks - one for the connect…

Brilliant! What does the numeric keypad plug into? Serial port? Click to expand... The numeric keypads are actually connected in a chain with the keyboard on the early Macs. Yo…

Brilliant! What does the numeric keypad plug into? Serial port?

Nice one!

Is it possible to format HD for MacPlus using some other 68k mac? (ex. Quadra 700) Click to expand... Yes, absolutely. As mentioned early in the thread, you'll want to set the…

Is it possible to format HD for MacPlus using some other 68k mac? (ex. Quadra 700)

Geez.. I suppose now I have to register mine. AWESOME score though! I wonder how old mine was. I posted pics of it on January 24, 2010 For it's birthday. That and the fact that…

Geez.. I suppose now I have to register mine. AWESOME score though! I wonder how old mine was. I posted pics of it on January 24, 2010 For it's birthday. That and the fact that…

Nice Catch! Not sure I would spend that much an 128k, since I got my 512k for about 40$ and I do not have the $$$. But this is a rare model. Congrats on having the oldest mac in t…

back to the OP, no its not an apple 2 if you havent worked that out yet, but rather a output device stylized in a similar fashion, it just happens to resemble an apple ][, but it r…

Ahem. That ain't an Apple 2. It's clearly metal. And if you read the listing: This item powers up and makes sounds when selected buttons are pressed. I have no interface boa…

compatible != made from

COMPATIBLE. Meaning you plug it in to an Apple ][

It says in the description that it is compatible with the Apple II, II+ and IIe.

yea that's a project box for electronics, nothing apple related its too small, its the wrong shape (i know I sat infront of an apple II forever) the wrong accent moldings, the lid…

I'm not remotely convinced that is made from an Apple II. That's a fairly common project case shape, and judging by the size of the buttons and the IEC power lead in the photo, it…

That is great! It's nice to see that other computer axiom for pricing for special needs equipment still is in place. Multiply the real price of the unit by 10x and sell it for th…

I'll be putting most of the service parts collectively in the Trading Post section for $15 + shipping. See the Trading forum for what's included.

Here's a list of all the service parts: 922-3847 Button, Reset, Pkg/5 922-3813 Cable, Inverter, 14.1" Display 922-2266 CBL, INTMD/ADB BD, APLVSN 1710 922-4133 GAP FILLER, MOTOR…