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The 1980s was a period of the Hayes Micromodem II and Novation Apple Cat II. It was a period of the BBS and later AE lines and Cat-Fur/Disk-Fur. It was a period of THE SOURCE. Share your experiences in modeming on the Apple II.
November 11

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When did you get your first Mac?
Apple II 1976
Where do you live?
Michigan

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At 7:49am on March 30, 2008, Ryan said…
Oh found out why ! I will email him now
At 7:47am on March 30, 2008, Ryan said…
Hi,

Thank you for continuing to help me to get a apple II. I tried to look at the page but it wouldn't let me, even thought i had signed up... Do you know why ?
At 3:25pm on March 10, 2008, Wholly Mindless said…
You could always store your newtons and mac minis in apple IIs... One of the advantage to the easy open cases.
At 2:11pm on March 10, 2008, Wholly Mindless said…
Is there medication for it? The only thing I've found to temper it is LoNBB (Low or Negative Bank Balance)...
At 1:58pm on March 10, 2008, Kathryn said…
Thanks, that's a good idea. I do tend to forget about Craig's List.
At 4:29pm on March 9, 2008, Ryan said…
Yeah i got the message and thanks : )

He wants £100 for the euro plus ! bit too expensive for me.

I will check the other link you gave me now.

Thanks again.
At 8:34am on March 6, 2008, Lim Thye Chean said…
I have place an ads on Craiglist, and see what happened. I don't put in much hope though, since there aren't many Apple IIGS in Singapore in the first place.
At 8:27am on March 6, 2008, Twilight_Rodent said…
I have seen them on TV once. But I do not know who operates it. Both of them were around for a while before I knew of them. Not quite like EBay, but you have to check at least once a day. Postings come and go. More people = more items.
The stuff that is in the free area, usualy goes with in minutes over here. Now whether or not they ever pick it up, is another thing.

Hamfest which have been around for ever, use to be good place to get things also. They never, never advertised. Not always great, but you never knew what was around the corner or under the next table. Not sure if they happened anywhere but the US. Dayton Ohio has one of the biggest ones.

Here is the URL for the Hamfest Locator.
http://www.arrl.org/hamfests.html#listing

They appear to be mainly in the US only one in Canada.
At 7:45am on March 6, 2008, Lim Thye Chean said…
Who operate this? Looks cool, but I try even "iBook" and "iMac", there is no match in Apple sales ("MacBook" has a few entries). Actually I have bought and sold a lot of computers in the past, and have never heard of this - I am not sure how popular this is.
At 9:09pm on March 3, 2008, Twilight_Rodent said…
Much easier to show you then to explain. Free posting for alot of things, in a lot of areas. Just type in Apple in the search box and you bring anything up in the for sales and related areas.

http://singapore.craigslist.com.sg/

They have them for the surrounding areas as well. But no Apple IIgs. But that change from day to day. You could post you would want one. But you still have to deal with the scammers and crooks, out there.

Not sure if they have a freecycle or CheapCycle in your area.

Freecycle is free. They can not charge for the items they offer.

You might try talking to the schools to see if they have any exchange students. If they do then you might ask if they could bring back some old compute and or parts for your son. Mailing the items in the US is no big deal.

Just trying for a way for you to get a IIgs for your son.

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