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From: dvac@drutx.UUCP (VachonD)
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: Language cards / Power supplies / Telecommunications
Message-ID: <589@drutx.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 18-Jul-86 18:41:33 EDT
Article-I.D.: drutx.589
Posted: Fri Jul 18 18:41:33 1986
Date-Received: Sun, 20-Jul-86 05:13:57 EDT
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I don't know who it was that was asking about Apple Language Cards, but
You can get a 16k ram card (language card) from Jameco Electronics for
around $30-$40....Thats gonna be about the lowest....But for a few bucks
more you might be able to get a 32 or 64k ram card....you should check
into it....but Jameco Electronics is your best bet.

Like Jameco also carries power supplies for the Apple II series, and sell
them for $39....I bought a RECONDITIONED one from an Apple Dealer about 4
months ago for $80... Plus the one from Jameco is vented, and supposedly
can handle a greater power load.  

Power supplies go out a lot on Apple II+'s...I am going through my third
one in about a month...(The second one is slipping)...

Another guy who used to run a BBS went through 2 also...

BBS's put a strain on power supplies like you wouldn't believe....Currently
I am running 6 drives (maybe 7 after this weekend), and a 212 apple cat
(of which I recommend highly to anyone who wants to get into telecommunica-
tions), a grappler buffer card, and a clock card....(no ram cards because 
they heat up too much and give off too much heat)  I also have a system saver
type cooling fan...If you want, give my board a call....303-423-3156.
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Later Days -=> Dan Vachon <=-