Hi Vic, OK -- I only got one unit so I don't know if RAMPAC came in different cases. :-) I'm still inclined to think it's a RAMPAC but I'm certainly happy to be corrected... maybe someone else on the list can chime in.
In any case, I hope you get it working, and have fun with it! Cheers, Bert On 8/5/20 8:51 AM, Victor Roberts wrote: > Hello Bert, > > Thanks for the fast response. > > Based on your information, I have been able to find some links to RAMPAC. > > My unit is in a cream-colored plastic case, about the same color as the > Model 100. > > Regards, > > Vic > > > On 8/5/2020 9:29 AM, Bert Put wrote: >> Good morning Victor and welcome to the list. >> >> Based on the description, that is almost certainly a RAMPAC. I still >> have the documentation for mine but I seem to have lost the device many >> years ago. If I recall correctly, the device is a metal case, painted >> black? These days I use a NADSBox (which uses SD cards) and there are >> PC-based solutions that also work very well. >> >> Cheers, Bert >> >> On 8/5/20 7:22 AM, Victor Roberts wrote: >>> I was an avid user of the Model 100 and Model 102 perhaps 35 years >>> ago.?? >>> I am currently cleaning out my office and and have found what I believe >>> is a 128K external RAM cartridge for the Model 100/102, but am unable to >>> locate any information on the device. >>> >>> The device is about 3 3/4?? x 2 1/4 x 7/8 inches, excluding the >>> connector. It is marked "128" which I believe stands for 128K. There is >>> a button battery inside, which maintains the data in the static RAM. >>> >>> The connector is 40-pins, male, in two rows. I believe this plugs into >>> to the expansion bus connector on the Model 100/102. >>> >>> I would have included photos but am not sure yet if this list allows >>> photos. >>> >>> Can anyone here confirm this is an external RAM cartridge for the Model >>> 100 and/or 102? >>> >>> Vic Roberts >>> >
