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From: unknown@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (The Unknown User)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Extend-a-slot
Message-ID: <2941@saturn.ucsc.edu>
Date: 22 Apr 88 01:14:15 GMT
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In article <8804201542.AA05911@wpi.local> DSEAH@WPI.BITNET writes:
>DICKSON@HARTFORD.BITNET once grumbled about taking the //E to GS upgrade.
>I think he said that his AE Ramcard (assuming it is gsRAM for the Apple //GS)
>wouldn't fit in the //e case.  Then Michael WIlliams@Boulder.Colorado.EDU
>suggested that a slot-extender might be used.
I have a GS-ram in my upgraded //e, and it fits fine..OH! I just thought of
the problem! If the //e in question has the "older" type case (there's
probably a year or serial number which is the dividing line, but I know
neither), then it is TOO SMALL FOR THE GS MOTHERBOARD ITSELF...That was
my problem...They tried to charge me about $90 for the case (the new //e
case), but then we called Apple, and it was really free...So they just pu`t
it in a NEW //e-style case for free and moved whatever needed to be from
my old //e...(Like power supply, etc..)

I doubt that that is his problem though, because the motherboard itself
shouldn't've fit...He must be referring to a different AE ramcard.
	-tuu