Anyone have a broken Apple IIe they want to get rid of?

Ron Garret

I have another broken IIe but I'm pretty sure I know what's wrong with
it: the keyboard encoder chip is missing :-) There are companies that
sell surplus encoder chips but they have $300 minimum orders. So if
there's anyone out there who has a non-working IIe that they want to get
rid of (or if you want my broken IIe) please let me know.

rg

Bill Garber

"Ron Garret" <> wrote in message
news:.chartermi.net...
> I have another broken IIe but I'm pretty sure I know what's wrong with
> it: the keyboard encoder chip is missing :-) There are companies that
> sell surplus encoder chips but they have $300 minimum orders. So if
> there's anyone out there who has a non-working IIe that they want to get
> rid of (or if you want my broken IIe) please let me know.
>
> rg

Ron,

I believe I have spare keyboard encoders for IIe here.
Email me and I'll have a look for you. I'll also bet that
I'm not the only one with a drawer full of spare IIe chips.
You may find someone lives within a short drive that
probably has something. Never know. So, let me know
if I can be of help.

Bill Garber from GS-Electronics

RedskullDC

"Ron Garret" <> wrote in message
news:.chartermi.net...
>I have another broken IIe but I'm pretty sure I know what's wrong with
> it: the keyboard encoder chip is missing :-) There are companies that
> sell surplus encoder chips but they have $300 minimum orders. So if
> there's anyone out there who has a non-working IIe that they want to get
> rid of (or if you want my broken IIe) please let me know.
>
> rg

Could try

They still keep apple bits. I see the 3600chip in the listing.

Red

Ron Garret

In article <Zxr5k.11574$.au>,
"RedskullDC" <.ua> wrote:

> "Ron Garret" <> wrote in message
> news:.chartermi.net...
> >I have another broken IIe but I'm pretty sure I know what's wrong with
> > it: the keyboard encoder chip is missing :-) There are companies that
> > sell surplus encoder chips but they have $300 minimum orders. So if
> > there's anyone out there who has a non-working IIe that they want to get
> > rid of (or if you want my broken IIe) please let me know.
> >
> > rg
>
> Could try
>
> They still keep apple bits. I see the 3600chip in the listing.
>
> Red

Alas, they are out of stock.

rg

Ron Garret

In article <>,
"Bill Garber" <> wrote:

> "Ron Garret" <> wrote in message
> news:.chartermi.net...
> > I have another broken IIe but I'm pretty sure I know what's wrong with
> > it: the keyboard encoder chip is missing :-) There are companies that
> > sell surplus encoder chips but they have $300 minimum orders. So if
> > there's anyone out there who has a non-working IIe that they want to get
> > rid of (or if you want my broken IIe) please let me know.
> >
> > rg
>
> Ron,
>
> I believe I have spare keyboard encoders for IIe here.
> Email me and I'll have a look for you. I'll also bet that
> I'm not the only one with a drawer full of spare IIe chips.
> You may find someone lives within a short drive that
> probably has something. Never know. So, let me know
> if I can be of help.
>
> Bill Garber from GS-Electronics
>

Thanks, Bill. I tried sending you an email but got no reply. If you
see this post please drop me a line: ron at flownet dot com.

rg