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Use some kind of standoffs to raise it up off the base and provide some openings for ventilation and it should be fine. Are you going to provide clear and reset switches on the outside of the case? Are you going to allow for installing a card in the expansion slot? I was planning making things as s...

I'd like to make a case for the Replica I. Nothing fancy; just a wooden box, really.

Is there anything I should keep in mind when doing this? Can I just screw the PCB to the wooden base? Is heating/cooling an issue?

Thanks in advance!

I've been mulling over various ideas for a case for the Replica 1 and I stumbled upon this: http://humaneinfo.com/pc.html The computer in question is in the green "housing"; I think I've seen this before. What is this type of housing called? Its simplicity and the way the various component...

Thanks, Vince.

This certainly explains thing.

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I've been trying to write some code for the Replica 1 where the program waits for you to press any key on the keyboard before progressing but I seem to be running into a wall so I thought I'd post my woes over here: First, I tried something like this: In Apple BASIC: 10 IF PEEK(-12271)>=0 THEN 10 20...

Besides the clear screen button and reset buttons, is there any way to achieve the same effects, i.e. via monitor commands?

Thanks in advance!

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Hi - thanks for responding. I actually dug around a bit after my initial post and found this: http://www.txbobsc.com/aal/1981/aal8108.html which isolates the random number generator in Apple I BASIC - BTW - Apple I BASIC's RND function is actually quite good! Back on topic - the disassembly is very ...

Hi, I've been looking around trying to find the memory address of the RND function in Apple I BASIC, mainly for the purpose of using it within assembly (I thought it'd be easier to just use a pre-existing RND function rather than write my own). Does anyone know where it is located? Barring that, any...