jtam@gnh-applesauce.cts.com (Joseph tam) (01/24/91)
I have the //c here with the no-slot clock.. and it seems to work fine.. but i think it also depends on the software you are running.. with some older software that doesn't support Prodos, then you can not use the clock, since you can not patch it to read the clock.. but other than that.. i can't think of any disadvantages.. hope this helps =============================================================================== | Name: Joseph Tam | Tangramayne BBS | | SiteName: gnh-applesauce | 718-454-7490 | | Network address: jtam | 1200+ baud | | UseNet | DDBBS v9.0 soon with FidoNet! | ===============================================================================
mikeu@pro-magic.cts.com (Mike Ungerman) (01/26/91)
In-Reply-To: message from quigley@convex.com I've installed a NSC on a ][c for one of our club members. It fits ok although the keyboard sits right on top of the ROM/Clock combination, so you don't want to get too aggressive. However, if you ever decide to upgrade your memory by adding a ZRAM-Ultra or similar, then you'll have to do away with the NSC, they won't both fit; and the ZRAM-Ultra II contains a clock anyway (highly recommended for adding memory and time at the same time!). ______________________________________________________________________________ Mike Ungerman |Proline:mikeu@pro-magic Pro-Magic BBS: 407-366-0156 |uucp:crash!pnet01!pro-magic!mikeu 300/1200/2400/9600 Baud 24hrs |arpa:crash!pnet01!pro-magic!mikeu@nosc.mil Apple Tree of Central Florida, Inc |Internet:mikeu@pro-magic.cts.com Orlando, Florida|Voice:407-366-5840|Compuserve:71326,31 Prodigy: JSNP58A