Apple II Plus, IIe parts

Here's a link to my Mac stuff I usually sell. . Here's how to email @ me and how to order. I'll provide my terms of ordering and payment with my email address below, and when I respond to your request. I've had several happy people who bought Apple II parts on these terms.

I've added to my Web site, a 6502 and 65C02 cross-assembler with C source. It's compiled to run in Windows as a 32-bit command line program. Details at the linked Web page.

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index to this Web page:

Apple II drives
Other parts - cards, other hardware
Apple II keyboards, keyswitches
Apple III keyboards
Printers
Monitors
Apple II computers as sets of parts
Apple II books, diskettes; probably not
Tech info: Apple II Duo drive cable
References

Apple II drives, cards, other hardware

Condition of all hardware is AS IS, many items are described as tested, ask for details. We test what we can, we can run some Apple II systems and do functional tests on keyboard, power supply, etcetera. Not exhausive tests, not at these prices. Look at some of the example systems on this Web page for their parts. Some items are priced on this page, but prices vary with time, condition, availability.

Drives

Apple II disk drives, traditional Disk II style. I have some around for my testing, not for sale.

Apple IIe-style 5.25" disk drives in plastic case. Again, for my testing purposes, not for sale.

Duo Disk drives. We sometimes have cables and controllers, ask for specifics. Here's a wiring list for a Duo Drive cable.

Disk II interface cards by Apple 650-X104, no cables. Previously tested OK. We have some available, ask for a price. Like disk-drives, they are commonly and cheaply available elsewhere.

Apple IIe I/O controller 5.25 Drive Controller Card 655-0101 820-5003-B. Ask.

About 13-sector versus 16-sector DOS 3.3 controller cards. Some 16-sector cards have a sticker, a red apple numbered 16. Look at the part numbers of the P5 and P6 PROMs.

          13-sector    16-sector    
          ---------    ---------
     P5   341-0009-xx  341-0027-xx or 341-0127
     P6   341-0010-xx  341-0028-xx or 341-0128

Disk II interface cards with cables. "IO controller 655-0101". 820-5003 A few if available, ask for price.

We have Apple Macintosh 800K 3.5" floppy drives, not Apple II models. These will be tested on Macs not Apple II's, we don't have the apple II controller for them. Here's a stack of 800K 3.5" drives by cosmetics. the bottom one is fair-poor, very yellow, a pale patch from a label, writing. The middle drive is good; uniformly faded, no other defects. The top drive is very good; lightly faded. We service these for the Macintosh. The 800K drives are pulled out of the cases, cleaned, lubricated and tested. Some 800K cases may be available. See the Mac drives Web page for those items and prices.

Other parts

Apple II, IIe, II+ Power supply including models 606-5001, 825-0510-A, others. Tested and working. about 10 inches long by 3.5" by 2.5". Here's an image of the DC power connector. Since 2016, I replace the AC capacitor which often smokes and burns when failed. $69 plus ship - I'm charging for replacing that cap. 3 pounds shipping weight. If you want a specific model or case style of power supply, be specific and it may cost more.

Apple IIe or Plus cases only - NOT FOR SALE. Here's why.. Shipping costs for the size of these cases are almost the same as shipping a working Apple IIe/Plus! (Case is maybe 6 pounds, a IIe for use maybe 10 pounds.) At a box-size of roughly 21 X 18 X 8 inches, these typically cost $25-$50 in US postage alone. Cases are too hard to "grade" (visual quality, damage). There's a sales Web site that sells these with photos and prices - go there instead, and hopefully it won't arrive in pieces. Good luck.

Apple IIe and other motherboards - ask but be specific in what you want. Use the photos on this Web page for specifics. I can't price these until asked for a specific model.

Apple Super Serial card II, 670-0020. Used, with cable, not tested but look OK. No less than $69 plus shipping.

Apple II Super Serial Card in unopened box, A2B0044. Sealed box, includes card 670-0020, cable, manual, documents. Here's an unsealed box I had, the sealed boxes should be identical. It's the box with the color photo of the SS card and cable on it. Ask if available and price, but over $100 US(not cheap).

Apple IIe memory expansion - 80 col 64K card 607-0103. Ask.

Apple IIGS memory expansion card, 670-0025-A. Fully populated with memory, probably 1MB, three banks are socketed with NMB AAA2801P-06 (256Kx1 page mode DRAM, probably 120ns); soldered one bank of TMS 4256-15 (256K X 1 page mode 150ns) . Tested several years ago.

Koala or Gibson brand light pen. Two cards, one is a long card for one slot, the other a card in a cartridge for another slot, one wire connects the two. Light pen included. No info about this, ask for details or let me know if you know more.

Gibson Light Pen board, module, light pen device. Black module for Apple II bus, wired to another card with a 7-pin circular connector.

Apple II keyboards and their parts

I may have some Apple II Plus or IIe keyboards for sale, such as on the Apple II or IIe systems shown on this Web page. I show some keyboards below as well. I also have some keyboard keyswitches or keycaps for some Apple II models, but not all models. For caps or switches, pleaseo identify which cap or switch you want, from either these photos or elsewhere on the Web or your own photos. I identify some Apple Macintosh keyswitches on this Web page. Some of them are compatible with Apple II keyboards. A Web search, may find more information about your Apple II and the keyswitches it uses.

SOLD example: Apple II plus keyboard: top view and back view. Copper lettering on the keyboard PC board says "606-4118-0, PCB 820-0028-01, The Keyboard Company ASSY k620-3001-0, PCB K820-0005-02". The encoder board is 820-0020-01 390. Here's the back again. An inked stamped number is 021588, probably a serial number. This keyboard was SOLD in 2019.

Solder pin spacing is approx 6/32" = 3/16 inches Please note, the number-6 keystem visible in the photo is NOT original to the II Plus; it's now been replaced but I don't have the correct keycap for it. See this photo for the correct short-length keyswitch-stems and here's the bottom of the keycap and the angled height-adapter between the keycap and keystem. This keyboard was SOLD in 2019.

SOLD example: Apple IIe keyboard, black-lettered keys: top view and back view. Here's a photo of the keycap and keyswitch. The solder pins spacing is approx 10/32" = 5/16 inches. Keycaps on this keyboard are very much like Macintosh Plus (tan) keycaps Here's an Apple IIe keyboard with a Plus "delete" key. The colors are very close, the Mac keyscaps will fit the IIe keyboard.

SOLD Example: Apple IIe keyboard, white lettered keys. A photo is below among the IIe systems. Here's a photo of the keycap and keyswitch. for that keyboard. Note there's a keystem black adapter, a white keystem.

Here's a photo of a an Apple IIe extended keyboard M9019 658-4094 Here's the back of the keyboard. The keycaps are light tan double-shot with black (interior). Most IIe extended keyboards have grey/platinum keycaps, this seems to be less common, maybe a later model part. This keyboard has a Taiwan lable, mid-1990 date code, part number 658-4094 and TSE brand mark, but also Apple's trademark name and apple-symbol.

I also have another similar IIe extended keyboard, same keycap color and configuration, same keyswitches and keycaps, same lable except 1987 date. It's for parts as the pc-board is broken. Here's a photo of the keyswitch. Solder pin spacing for these keyswitches is 5/16 inches, it's a common Apple IIe keyswitch.

Apple III keyboards

In 2022-23 I have some Apple III keyboards, under repair. Look on this Web page for details.

Printers

Look on my Macintosh Printers page for Imagewriter and Imagewriter II printers. Shipping on these can be expensive due to both size and weight. The Apple Stylewriters are inkjet but carts are hard to find and the Stylewriters are becoming fragile. Since 2020 there's not much demand for any of these printers.

Apple "scribe" Thermal Transfer Printer A9M0306, was used on the Apple IIc. Has thermal ribbon, too old for use. another photo Apple "Thermal Transfer Printer", A9M0306. Pretty yellow of course. Has the IIc cable and the paper stand/tray. I powered it up in Feb 2022. It appears to try to operate, but the 5/16 wide thermal ribbon breaks when printing, probably from age of ribbon. So it's sold AS IS no guarantees of results, no returns (shipping costs too high). Weight is 15 lbs + 1 lbs for the stand. Size roughly 16 X 12 X 5 inches. I'll price it at $49 plus shipping.

Monitors

I have Apple and non-Apple monochrome monitors on this linked Web page. I don't like to ship monitors, they are too fragile. If dropped, they will shatter like peanut brittle. So, none for sale, none for show.

Apple II computers as sets of parts

Here's an Apple II Plus with drives. An Apple II+ system with two Disk II drives and drive controller. Looks nice.

Complete as bought, Apple IIe system, Duo drive, monitor, printer

I acquired some years ago, a complete 1984 Apple IIe system, used in K-12 education, as shown with Duo drive, monitor, and printer. Tested the IIe and drives and monitor and it worked at the time. Apple II A2M2010 Green 12" Monitor. Printer powered and printed. This IIe is not enhanced; it has the 80 column/64K card, a disk drive card, and a printer card. I have (not original) boxes for the computer, printer and monitor (for handling NOT for shipping). There's also additional software disks and documents. There's not much interest in such "complete" systems, others sell them at the value of monitor, printer and IIe computer, drives. This is not for sale as described, this is an example for reference.

Here's the 1984 Apple IIe, unenhanced. Inside is the system board with 1984 27th week date-stamp and boards as installed. Here's the Apple monochrome monitor, green screen in operation. Here's the Panasonic KX-P1091 dot-matrix printer Prints OK, parallel interface, does multi-pass for higher resolution text. Ribbons are likely available from Staples even in the 2020's years. Again, not an offer for sale.

Apple IIe computers

We have a few Apple IIe systems I"ve had for parts and use for testing. The ones below are examples, for reference. I may not have these currently. Cases vary, most won't have gouges or heavy yellowing (but we aren't offering cases). Keyboards are tested and working and generally complete as shown. These booted DOS 3.3 OK and seem to function. Some have the IIe 80-col/64K accessory card, and were tested with drives and a drive controller.

Of course IIe's vary by model and features. "enhanced" or "unenhanced" have different ROMs and CPU chips and may have other differences. It is up to you the buyer to determine (and tell me) what you want and what you want to buy. I will provide some information, and answer some questions. We can't warrant your results with these parts.

Apple IIe with date code 3183, (c) 1982 has "ComputerCraft" nameplate on case & back. Not enhanced.
inside view
motherboard looks like date 3183, 6502 and CD ROM 342-0135
This IIe has a good complete keyboard, light brown keys with black letters, needs light bulb
Boots DOS 3.3

apple IIe, date code 8333, (c) 1982 not enhanced
inside view
370-6502 CPU
CD ROM 342-0135-B
This IIe has a good complete keyboard keys with white letters
Boots DOS 3.3

Apple IIe, date code 8439, (c) 1982 not enhanced
inside view
R6502-40 CPU
CD ROM 342-0135-a
all keys with black letters
Boots DOS 3.3

Again - not for sale, but for show for parts, examples, references for customers. As in, "a keyboard like [that one]".

Apple II books, diskettes

References

Below are some Apple II customer references, by permission. For references from my Mac sales, follow this link.

D. of CANADA said, of a IIgs purchase: "Thank you ever so much for preparing the parcel as you did. The unit is in greater shape then I had hoped . It has been a pleasure doing business with you. All I can really say is thank you , thank you..... Have a great day."

S. O. of MO said: "Wanted to let you know the Apple IIGS Owner's Reference and 5.25" Drive Manuals arrived this afternoon. Everything looks great....Thanks for your time and hobby!!!"

D. R. of ??? said: "I received the package yesterday. Looks good. One [Apple II logic] board and power supply worked perfectly. The other [logic and power supply] items I can use for parts or fix. If you have [other such items] let me know. Thanks..."

Useful Apple II tech info

DB25 male DB19 male
2	1
3	18
4	2
5	15
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6	19
7	6
8	9
9,21	3
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10,14	4
11	17
12	10
15	11
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16	12
17	13
18	14
19	7
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20	8
23	5
24	16

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