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From: rlw@ttardis.UUCP (Ron Wilson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: A Clock for Apple //c
Keywords: No Slot Clock
Message-ID: <2409@ttardis.UUCP>
Date: 2 Jan 90 17:13:06 GMT
Organization: Gallifrey
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In article <9001020004.AA16460@apple.com>, ACS_BLOOM@uwrf.BITNET ("Harlan...") writes:
->What is the best clock for Apple //c ? Which is the most flexible and
->cost efficient ? What clock cards do you use ? Are there any major
->differences ? Incompatibilities ?
-I use a CLOCKPRO from Apricorn.  It is a chip that installs
-under the CPU chip under the keyboard.  I cost about $55 US a year or so ago.
-It is very reliable and has only two major limitations.  First, you have
-to patch ProDOS to make it work; the patch comes with it.  Second, when you
-put the chip in, you CAN'T tighten the keyboard down all the way again because
-the keyboard bends and the key stick.
-
There's another product called "No Slot Clock."  It goes under a ROM/EPROM chip.
I used to use one in a //e.  I've since upgraded to a IIgs.

BTW: There are differt versions of the No Slot Clock software; make sure that
you ask for the Apple ProDOS software when you order it.

(You'll have to look around in the various magazines.)