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From: McAllister@DOCKMASTER.NCSC.MIL
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Subject: Re: Clocks
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Date: 1 Aug 89 12:24:00 GMT
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For the IIc, I strongly recommend the NO-SLOT CLOCK from:

                  Systems Manufacturing Technology, Inc
                  1145 Linda Vista Drive
                  San Marcos, CA 92069
                  619-744-3590

It is a device which you can install by removing a pluggable 28 pin ROM on
the IIc motherboard, plugging in the clock in its place, and then plugging
in the ROM to the clock. The only trick is opening and closing the IIc case,
but with a little patience it's manageable.  One caution: if you have
installed a memory expansion board there may not be enough clearance for
this clock.  This clock provides year, month, date, day, hours, minutes,
seconds, and hundreth seconds. It has AM/PM or 24 hour mode and corrects
for leap year.

I bought the NO-SLOT CLOCK from:

                  JDR Microdevices
                  2233 Branham Lane
                  San Jose, CA 95124
                  800-538-5000

The price was $29.95 incuding manual and software utilities for use with
DOS 3.3, PRODOS, and even MS DOS.  It can be used in IBM PC/XT/AT, Apple
IIe, IIc, Franklin ACE 2100, and Laser 128 computers.

Rich McAllister
McAllister@DOCKMASTER.MIL