> >Model: A6S0300
> >Memory Option: A6S0304
> >SN: A3322146
> >Manufactured: 3322
>
> Mine is the same model# with a date code of 3248. You said
> you bought the machine as a plain '2' and upgraded it to a 2/5?
Yep. The vanilla 2 was a 512kb machine with the 400K floppy, which is why it
was pretty useless, the 2/5 has the profile but still half a meg so it won't
run some of the 7/7 apps so I got the extra ET card from ebay. Took me
nearly a year to get a complete spares kit :) The 2/10 was completely
different......
I'm not entirely sure whether the extra IO board I got is from a Lisa 1
since it doesn't have capacity for the battery pack. There's pix on my
museum site if anyone wants to check for me!
> I've not checked for the 'proto' marking mentioned on one of
> the connectors, but I know it's on the front panel. I've got four
> memory cards here, one of which still had it's price sticker of
> $1495.00 marked down to $995. One of the ones not installed also
> ahas the ET marking.
Is there an Apple brand on there as well? I'm assuming ET might be the
manufacturer.....
cheers
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Received on Fri Dec 14 2001 - 07:28:02 GMT