In keeping with the scale of the Apple II miniatures/Raspberry Pi cases, I’ve published the pieces of the Apple IIc set at 1:4 scale. Here they are on Thingiverse: Apple IIc Monitor IIc M0100 Mouse These are still works in progress, and prints will be available via Shapeways eventually, but you are free to print, […]
Now, what do I put inside it? A few finishing touches, and the STL will go on Thingiverse.
Your miniature Apple II needs a monitor to match, or use this working 3.5” LCD as a standalone display for a Raspberry Pi. Available for order now at RetroConnector.com
The Disk II SD Card Reader files are now on Thingiverse. Share and enjoy: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:373329
Do you like what I do? Do you want to see more tutorials and how-to videos? How about new adapters and other products? Do you have a few bucks burning a hole in your pocket? You can now support RetroConnector and the How II podcast on Patreon. Patrons will get early access to new products, […]
I am in the process of closing up my Tindie shop for RetroConnector products. However, you will be able to order adapters and other RetroConnector pieces from Reactive Micro. See their announcement of our new partnership here: https://www.reactivemicro.com/2019/03/11/new-dealer-partnership-and-new-store-items/ The first pieces available from Reactive Micro are the Keyboard Shields for Apple IIe and IIc: https://www.reactivemicro.com/product/keyboard-shield-for-iic-iic-from-retroconnector/ […]
KansasFest 2019 presentation, “Ready Player Two” One of the first games I ever played on my family’s Apple IIe was the Jordan Mechner master work, Karateka. Fight the bad guys, save the princess – it’s a simple but classic formula. My brother and I would take turns making our way through Akuma’s fortress. Even then, […]
At 2015’s KansasFest, I had the idea to convert Apple II disk images, of the kind used to run in an emulator, to actual images, of the kind you can view with your eyeballs. I was using the DSK format, which is one of several common image formats. The resulting images were illuminating and pretty, but […]
I’ve finally found a satisfactory replacement part for the Circuits @ Home USB host board I have been using on my Joystick and Keyboard Interface products. Once I have a batch in hand, I will update the stock on my Tindie site, and they will be available for purchase. In the meantime, if you’re interested […]