Multi-Mac Apple ][ clone

Has anyone out there heard of a Multi-Mac Apple ][ Clone, model MT-600? I was digging along the back shelf in my basement and found one... it's been there for quite some time (a friend abandoned it with me when I was still in college). It appears to be an unremarkable clone, c. mid-1983 (S/N 8306055, suggesting to me a manufacturing date of June, 1983, which jibes with the chip dates). Inside were two cards - a clone language card with a 4-pos DIP switch and a clone dual disk card with PROMs labelled P5 and P6 (like a real Apple Disk ][ card). The RAM is 8 4164s, the ROMs are a wad of 2732s. It booted almost everything I threw at it except a "Castle Wolfenstein" disk that may or may not be defective (I/O error on boot after loading the HELLO program). I only bring it up because I have never seen nor heard of another one. The usual Apple clones I'm familiar with are Lasers and Franklins. This is clearly neither. It was fun booting my box of Apple disks to see what came up. I threw at it some unpublished software from a former employer - "Cross Swords", a game from 1983-1984 that pitted warriors in a fantasy setting against each other with pre-programmed goals in a capture-the-flag scenario. It was mostly done when the company folded following Reader's Digest abandoning the home software market (they sold all of our titles, "Micro Mother Goose", "Alphabet Beasts and Company" and "Micro Habitats", among others). I was most the C-64 guy there, but I did Apple and BBC Acorn programming, too. We were almost exclusively a 6502 shop. IBM games came at the end, but with CGA graphics, our stuff looked better on the C-64 or Apple ][. -ethan ===== Infinet has been sold. The domain is going away in February. Please send all replies to erd(a)iname.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com