Some of my Apple Computers
Apple-1 on display
My NTI Apple-1 at VCF East 2016
Inside the Apple-1 case
My NTI Apple-1, a peek inside original Byte Shop case
Running Apple-1
First Power up after restoration
Apple-1 next to it’s sister and cousin
On display before being put in storage
Apple II rev 4 case in primer
This case was so bad, it couldn’t be touched up. A full refinish was required
Troubleshooting
This rev 4 had a dead power supply and video wasn’t working
Apple II rev 4 case refinished
New paint and splatter coat replicated the factory finish
Apple II rev 4 with cover removed
All cleaned up and working. Even the bottom of the case got a complete refresh.
Apple II rev 0
Rev-0 fresh out of the UPS delivery packaging. I was actually impressed the machine wasn’t damaged. The box was barely big enough for the machine and everything was shoved and stacked inside. The joystick was still plugged in.
Apple II rev 0 inside
First look inside the Rev-0 before powering up. Only a few chips needed replacing to make it all date correct and perfect.
Apple II keyboard
The Datanetics keyboard needed a lot of restoration from sitting around. Good thing I have kids who I can ask to press each key 100 times
Apple II running
Picture I took for a contest. If you see a picture on the internet of an Apple II running breakout, it’s usually my system. I decided to use a different picture here
Pic of my early Byte Shop Apple-1
The front was nearly perfect, but the back had rework and damage from a screw in the case.
Upsidedown 74166
Since Apple-1 are so similar and have no serial number, if the memory block wiring isn’t distinct, I might flip a single chip upside for pics to I can tell which board it is.
ESR picture
If those big blue caps go boom, it’s a very expensive failure. I always test the ESR and try to reform the caps.
Running Apple-1
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You can contact me at corey@myapplecomputer.net
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