on 11/25/03 9:58 AM, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Clark > At 7:47 AM -0600 11/25/03, R. A. Cantrell wrote: >> Classic Maccers, >> I have a few old parts I'm trying to sort out. One >> is a right angle adapter that *seems* to plug into an LCPDS slot and >> accommodate a NuBus card. It has an ancient Nic with AUI and BNC connectors >> in it now. Question (s): What machines is this made for? And is the rt. >> angle adapter rare or desirable enough to bother with, or just a piece >> for the heap? > > > Sounds like the NuBus adapter for a IIsi. This machine could take > either IIsi/SE30 PDS cards or through this adapter, a single NuBus > card.
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