10 Feb
1998
10 Feb
'98
10:35 p.m.
Sam Ismail <dastar(a)wco.com> wrote:
No, it doesn't mean that. The Sup'R'Mod was sold separately, there
was nothing to stop you putting one in a ][+, and there was no less
reason to do so because the ][+ didn't have any more of an RF
modulator in it than the ][.
-Frank McConnell
On Mon, 9 Feb 1998, Lawrence Walker wrote:
Um, maybe. I'm pretty sure I remember the Grappler+ printer
interfaces (like the ones I have) being parallel printer interfaces
with no RAM buffer.
Grapple+ Printer Interface......... Serial,
Parallel ??
A very nice parallel printer interface with a 64K buffer. CableTV
kludge to a "SUP 'R' MOD CH.33 TV Interface Unit ??
This enabled Apple to comply the FCC requirements for a Class ? computing
device. This means you did in fact get an Apple ][ and not a ][+. Very
nice find, especially for a thrift store.