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File:IMG_20201227_152312585_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Universal Enclosure PSU Kit|link=Universal_Enclosure_PSU
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Find Chips Numbers And Related Info<br>
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[[Apple_Chip_Designations|Vintage Apple Computer Inc. - IC Part Numbers (designations)]]
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File:image1.jpg|Disk II Light MOD|link=Disk_II%2B

File:IMG_20200914_165100448_HDR-cables-tiny.png|Mini AV2HDMI Video Adapter|link=Mini_AV2HDMI_Video_Adapter
File:Apple_II_Plus_Rev7_Horizontal.png|Apple II ''plus'' Rev 7 RFI<br>Factory NEW Replacement Mainboard|link=Apple_II_Plus_Rev_7_RFI
File:IMG_20190713_161320401_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Phasor v1.0|link=Phasor
File:2018-03-28-ReActiveMicro-Mockingboard-v2.2-Assembled-Wiki.png|Mockingboard v2.2|link=Mockingboard
File:UM_Transwarp_GS.jpg|UM TransWarp GS|link=TransWarp_GS
File:2017-12-20-UltraWarpv1.91RM.6-Face-Wiki.png|UltraWarp v1.91G|link=UltraWarp
File:IMG_20170527_121409-Fixed.jpg|Accelerator Speed Test Comparisons|link=Accelerator_Speeds
File:2018-07-09-_ReActiveMicro_-_3.5_Disk_Controller_v1.0-Face-Wiki.png|Apple II 3.5" Disk Controller Card|link=Apple_II_3.5_Disk_Controller_Card
File:RAMWorks_IIII_Kit_v1.1-PCB_Assembled.png|RAMWorks IIII Kit|link=RAMWorks_IIII_Kit
File:2018-01-29_ProDevDDTv1.0.png|ProDev DDT v1.0|link=ProDev_DDT
File:RM_MicroDriveTurbo-Object.png|MicroDrive Turbo|link=MicroDrive/Turbo
File:RM External CF Drive-Object.png|External CF Drive v2.0|link=External_CF_Drive
File:IIGS_ROM1_Adapter-Face-Wiki.jpg|IIGS ROM 00 to ROM 01 Upgrade Adapter|link=IIgs_ROM1_Adapter
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|4soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=4soniq
File:2soniq-v1.0.JPG|2soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=2soniq
File:NSC-Front.png|No Slot Clock v1.1 by Manila Gear|link=No_Slot_Clock
File:Nsc.png|No-Slot Clock v1.0|link=No-Slot_Clock
File:Replica_One-Object.png|Replica 1 Plus from Briel Computers|link=Replica_1
File:P_20180709_191343_vHDR_Auto-Wiki.png|Apple IIc Plus Universal PSU v1.0|link=IIc+_Universal_PSU
File:Universal_PSU_Kit_Main1.png|Universal PSU Kit|link=Universal_PSU_Kit
File:IMG_20160828_153318-fixed.png|HERO Junior RT-1 Charger Adapter|link=HERO_Junior_RT-1_Charger_Adapter
File:IIe_Enhancement_Kit.png|IIe Enhancement Kit|link=Apple_IIe_Enhancement_Kit
File:TWGSGAL-Local.jpg|TransWarp GALs and Upgrades|link=TransWarp_GS
File:Battery_Caddy2.jpg|IIGS ROM 0/1 Battery Caddy|link=IIgs_ROM0/1_Battery_Caddy
File:VGA-Adapter-v2.JPG|Apple IIGS VGA Adapter by Manila Gear|link=Apple_IIGS_VGA_Adapter
File:IMG_20170915_143009-Fixed.jpg|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter by Manila Gear|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter_by_Manila_Gear
File:Adapter_-_Assembled_-_Face.png|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter
File:AppleSauce_v3_Proto.jpg|Applesauce|link=Applesauce
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2025-02-01T01:17:40Z

Apple1Mini:

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File:IMG_20201227_152312585_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Universal Enclosure PSU Kit|link=Universal_Enclosure_PSU
File:IMG_20200914_165454128_HDR-Main-tiny.png|12-inch LCD Display for Composite|link=12-inch_LCD_Display
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Find Chips Numbers And Related Info<br>
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[[Apple_Chip_Designations|Vintage Apple Computer Inc. - IC Part Numbers (designations)]]
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File:image1.jpg|Disk II Light MOD|link=Disk_II%2B

File:IMG_20200914_165100448_HDR-cables-tiny.png|Mini AV2HDMI Video Adapter|link=Mini_AV2HDMI_Video_Adapter
File:Apple_II_Plus_Rev7_Horizontal.png|Apple II ''plus'' Rev 7 RFI<br>Factory NEW Replacement Mainboard|link=Apple_II_Plus_Rev_7_RFI
File:IMG_20190713_161320401_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Phasor v1.0|link=Phasor
File:2018-03-28-ReActiveMicro-Mockingboard-v2.2-Assembled-Wiki.png|Mockingboard v2.2|link=Mockingboard
File:UM_Transwarp_GS.jpg|UM TransWarp GS|link=TransWarp_GS
File:2017-12-20-UltraWarpv1.91RM.6-Face-Wiki.png|UltraWarp v1.91G|link=UltraWarp
File:IMG_20170527_121409-Fixed.jpg|Accelerator Speed Test Comparisons|link=Accelerator_Speeds
File:2018-07-09-_ReActiveMicro_-_3.5_Disk_Controller_v1.0-Face-Wiki.png|Apple II 3.5" Disk Controller Card|link=Apple_II_3.5_Disk_Controller_Card
File:RAMWorks_IIII_Kit_v1.1-PCB_Assembled.png|RAMWorks IIII Kit|link=RAMWorks_IIII_Kit
File:2018-01-29_ProDevDDTv1.0.png|ProDev DDT v1.0|link=ProDev_DDT
File:RM_MicroDriveTurbo-Object.png|MicroDrive Turbo|link=MicroDrive/Turbo
File:RM External CF Drive-Object.png|External CF Drive v2.0|link=External_CF_Drive
File:IIGS_ROM1_Adapter-Face-Wiki.jpg|IIGS ROM 00 to ROM 01 Upgrade Adapter|link=IIgs_ROM1_Adapter
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|4soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=4soniq
File:2soniq-v1.0.JPG|2soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=2soniq
File:NSC-Front.png|No Slot Clock v1.1 by Manila Gear|link=No_Slot_Clock
File:Nsc.png|No-Slot Clock v1.0|link=No-Slot_Clock
File:Replica_One-Object.png|Replica 1 Plus from Briel Computers|link=Replica_1
File:P_20180709_191343_vHDR_Auto-Wiki.png|Apple IIc Plus Universal PSU v1.0|link=IIc+_Universal_PSU
File:Universal_PSU_Kit_Main1.png|Universal PSU Kit|link=Universal_PSU_Kit
File:IMG_20160828_153318-fixed.png|HERO Junior RT-1 Charger Adapter|link=HERO_Junior_RT-1_Charger_Adapter
File:IIe_Enhancement_Kit.png|IIe Enhancement Kit|link=Apple_IIe_Enhancement_Kit
File:TWGSGAL-Local.jpg|TransWarp GALs and Upgrades|link=TransWarp_GS
File:Battery_Caddy2.jpg|IIGS ROM 0/1 Battery Caddy|link=IIgs_ROM0/1_Battery_Caddy
File:VGA-Adapter-v2.JPG|Apple IIGS VGA Adapter by Manila Gear|link=Apple_IIGS_VGA_Adapter
File:IMG_20170915_143009-Fixed.jpg|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter by Manila Gear|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter_by_Manila_Gear
File:Adapter_-_Assembled_-_Face.png|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter
File:AppleSauce_v3_Proto.jpg|Applesauce|link=Applesauce

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2025-02-01T01:17:06Z

Apple1Mini:

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Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas with us. Explore the provided links to external resources, downloads, documents, and support articles. You have the freedom to update, add to, and even create a page dedicated to your own Apple II hardware or software projects, or any other topic relevant to supporting the Apple II Community. Your contributions are highly valued and appreciated by all of us!

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<gallery class="center" widths=450px heights=200px>

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<gallery class="center" widths=300px>
File:Photoroom_20240316_143943.jpg|A2FPGA Multicard|link=A2FPGA
File:IMG_20201227_152312585_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Universal Enclosure PSU Kit|link=Universal_Enclosure_PSU
File:IMG_20200914_165454128_HDR-Main-tiny.png|12-inch LCD Display for Composite|link=12-inch_LCD_Display
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Find Chips Numbers And Related Info<br>
[[Image:Title_Apple_Chip_Designations.svg|512px|link=Apple_Chip_Designations]]<br>
[[Apple_Chip_Designations|Vintage Apple Computer Inc. - IC Part Numbers (designations)]]
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File:image1.jpg|Disk II Light MOD|link=Disk_II%2B

File:IMG_20200914_165100448_HDR-cables-tiny.png|Mini AV2HDMI Video Adapter|link=Mini_AV2HDMI_Video_Adapter
File:Apple_II_Plus_Rev7_Horizontal.png|Apple II ''plus'' Rev 7 RFI<br>Factory NEW Replacement Mainboard|link=Apple_II_Plus_Rev_7_RFI
File:IMG_20190713_161320401_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Phasor v1.0|link=Phasor
File:2018-03-28-ReActiveMicro-Mockingboard-v2.2-Assembled-Wiki.png|Mockingboard v2.2|link=Mockingboard
File:UM_Transwarp_GS.jpg|UM TransWarp GS|link=TransWarp_GS
File:2017-12-20-UltraWarpv1.91RM.6-Face-Wiki.png|UltraWarp v1.91G|link=UltraWarp
File:IMG_20170527_121409-Fixed.jpg|Accelerator Speed Test Comparisons|link=Accelerator_Speeds
File:2018-07-09-_ReActiveMicro_-_3.5_Disk_Controller_v1.0-Face-Wiki.png|Apple II 3.5" Disk Controller Card|link=Apple_II_3.5_Disk_Controller_Card
File:RAMWorks_IIII_Kit_v1.1-PCB_Assembled.png|RAMWorks IIII Kit|link=RAMWorks_IIII_Kit
File:2018-01-29_ProDevDDTv1.0.png|ProDev DDT v1.0|link=ProDev_DDT
File:RM_MicroDriveTurbo-Object.png|MicroDrive Turbo|link=MicroDrive/Turbo
File:RM External CF Drive-Object.png|External CF Drive v2.0|link=External_CF_Drive
File:IIGS_ROM1_Adapter-Face-Wiki.jpg|IIGS ROM 00 to ROM 01 Upgrade Adapter|link=IIgs_ROM1_Adapter
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|4soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=4soniq
File:2soniq-v1.0.JPG|2soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=2soniq
File:NSC-Front.png|No Slot Clock v1.1 by Manila Gear|link=No_Slot_Clock
File:Nsc.png|No-Slot Clock v1.0|link=No-Slot_Clock
File:Replica_One-Object.png|Replica 1 Plus from Briel Computers|link=Replica_1
File:P_20180709_191343_vHDR_Auto-Wiki.png|Apple IIc Plus Universal PSU v1.0|link=IIc+_Universal_PSU
File:Universal_PSU_Kit_Main1.png|Universal PSU Kit|link=Universal_PSU_Kit
File:IMG_20160828_153318-fixed.png|HERO Junior RT-1 Charger Adapter|link=HERO_Junior_RT-1_Charger_Adapter
File:IIe_Enhancement_Kit.png|IIe Enhancement Kit|link=Apple_IIe_Enhancement_Kit
File:TWGSGAL-Local.jpg|TransWarp GALs and Upgrades|link=TransWarp_GS
File:Battery_Caddy2.jpg|IIGS ROM 0/1 Battery Caddy|link=IIgs_ROM0/1_Battery_Caddy
File:VGA-Adapter-v2.JPG|Apple IIGS VGA Adapter by Manila Gear|link=Apple_IIGS_VGA_Adapter
File:IMG_20170915_143009-Fixed.jpg|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter by Manila Gear|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter_by_Manila_Gear
File:Adapter_-_Assembled_-_Face.png|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter
File:AppleSauce_v3_Proto.jpg|Applesauce|link=Applesauce
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[[Image:RM_History.svg|170px|link=ReActiveMicro]]
[[Image:Apple_2_Media_Vault.svg|170px|link=Apple_II_Media_Vault]]
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Fandom Journey Apple I

2024-12-04T02:37:30Z

Apple1Mini:

This is a Textual adventure game for the Apple I i have programmed from my SAGA of Fandom.... This is a continum.

Copy paste this code in Apple I Serial Terminal or save in windows notepad a FANDOM.txt file and run in pom1. After loading it write RUN and press retun on your keyboard.

HERE THE CODE:

1 DIM A$ (4)
10 PRINT " FANDOM JOURNEY APPLE I"
20 PRINT " BY MATTEO TREVISAN"
30 PRINT " 2024 EDITION"
40 PRINT ""
50 PRINT "SO FAR SO GOOD.. IT IS THE YEAR"
60 PRINT "2024 AND FANDOM HAS BROKEN HIS"
70 PRINT "APPLE II HE HAS ONLY TWO OPTION"
80 PRINT "TO BEAT ROBOFLIP, A GAMEBUINO"
90 PRINT "OR AN APPLE I"
100 PRINT "GAMEBUINO HAS A STRANGE"
110 PRINT "PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE OR AT"
120 PRINT "LEAST HE DONT KNOW IT! SO HE"
130 PRINT "PREFER TO CHOOSE BASIC WITH"
140 PRINT "APPLE I NANO HIS FATHER"
150 PRINT "HAS BUILT. WILL HE DEFEAT"
160 PRINT "ROBOFLIP TO THE RUN TO GET"
170 PRINT "THE NEWBOX 720 AND BEAT THE"
180 PRINT "VIRUS??? LET YOU PLAY...."
190 PRINT "WRITE YES OR NO TO PLAY"
180 INPUT A$
190 IF A$ = "YES" THEN GOTO 210
200 IF A$ # "YES" THEN GOTO 1
210 PRINT "PLEASE! WRITE NUMBER FROM 1 TO 20"
215 B = RND(20)
220 INPUT C
225 IF C # B THEN PRINT "ROBOFLIP DEFEATED YOU RETRY"
230 IF C = B THEN PRINT "WELL MADE YOU WON THE NEWBOX!!!!!"
240 GOTO 190

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Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas with us. Explore the provided links to external resources, downloads, documents, and support articles. You have the freedom to update, add to, and even create a page dedicated to your own Apple II hardware or software projects, or any other topic relevant to supporting the Apple II Community. Your contributions are highly valued and appreciated by all of us!

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File:IMG_20201227_152312585_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Universal Enclosure PSU Kit|link=Universal_Enclosure_PSU
File:IMG_20200914_165454128_HDR-Main-tiny.png|12-inch LCD Display for Composite|link=12-inch_LCD_Display
File:IMG_20200914_165100448_HDR-cables-tiny.png|Mini AV2HDMI Video Adapter|link=Mini_AV2HDMI_Video_Adapter
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Find Chips Numbers And Related Info<br>
[[Image:Title_Apple_Chip_Designations.svg|512px|link=Apple_Chip_Designations]]<br>
[[Apple_Chip_Designations|Vintage Apple Computer Inc. - IC Part Numbers (designations)]]
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File:Apple_II_Plus_Rev7_Horizontal.png|Apple II ''plus'' Rev 7 RFI<br>Factory NEW Replacement Mainboard|link=Apple_II_Plus_Rev_7_RFI
File:IMG_20190713_161320401_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Phasor v1.0|link=Phasor
File:2018-03-28-ReActiveMicro-Mockingboard-v2.2-Assembled-Wiki.png|Mockingboard v2.2|link=Mockingboard
File:UM_Transwarp_GS.jpg|UM TransWarp GS|link=TransWarp_GS
File:2017-12-20-UltraWarpv1.91RM.6-Face-Wiki.png|UltraWarp v1.91G|link=UltraWarp
File:IMG_20170527_121409-Fixed.jpg|Accelerator Speed Test Comparisons|link=Accelerator_Speeds
File:2018-07-09-_ReActiveMicro_-_3.5_Disk_Controller_v1.0-Face-Wiki.png|Apple II 3.5" Disk Controller Card|link=Apple_II_3.5_Disk_Controller_Card
File:RAMWorks_IIII_Kit_v1.1-PCB_Assembled.png|RAMWorks IIII Kit|link=RAMWorks_IIII_Kit
File:2018-01-29_ProDevDDTv1.0.png|ProDev DDT v1.0|link=ProDev_DDT
File:RM_MicroDriveTurbo-Object.png|MicroDrive Turbo|link=MicroDrive/Turbo
File:RM External CF Drive-Object.png|External CF Drive v2.0|link=External_CF_Drive
File:IIGS_ROM1_Adapter-Face-Wiki.jpg|IIGS ROM 00 to ROM 01 Upgrade Adapter|link=IIgs_ROM1_Adapter
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|4soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=4soniq
File:2soniq-v1.0.JPG|2soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=2soniq
File:NSC-Front.png|No Slot Clock v1.1 by Manila Gear|link=No_Slot_Clock
File:Nsc.png|No-Slot Clock v1.0|link=No-Slot_Clock
File:Replica_One-Object.png|Replica 1 Plus from Briel Computers|link=Replica_1
File:P_20180709_191343_vHDR_Auto-Wiki.png|Apple IIc Plus Universal PSU v1.0|link=IIc+_Universal_PSU
File:Universal_PSU_Kit_Main1.png|Universal PSU Kit|link=Universal_PSU_Kit
File:IMG_20160828_153318-fixed.png|HERO Junior RT-1 Charger Adapter|link=HERO_Junior_RT-1_Charger_Adapter
File:IIe_Enhancement_Kit.png|IIe Enhancement Kit|link=Apple_IIe_Enhancement_Kit
File:TWGSGAL-Local.jpg|TransWarp GALs and Upgrades|link=TransWarp_GS
File:Battery_Caddy2.jpg|IIGS ROM 0/1 Battery Caddy|link=IIgs_ROM0/1_Battery_Caddy
File:VGA-Adapter-v2.JPG|Apple IIGS VGA Adapter by Manila Gear|link=Apple_IIGS_VGA_Adapter
File:IMG_20170915_143009-Fixed.jpg|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter by Manila Gear|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter_by_Manila_Gear
File:Adapter_-_Assembled_-_Face.png|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter
File:AppleSauce_v3_Proto.jpg|Applesauce|link=Applesauce
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File:cat1.JPG|VOSGI|link=VOSGI
File:Woz2.JPG|Apple II Garage Videogame|link=Apple ii Garage VideoGame
File:PM1Comp.jpg|POM 1 Computer|link=POM 1 Computer
File:Awinserialcomm.jpg|AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port|link=AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port
File:VISUALA2.jpg|Visual Apple II Operating System|link=VisualA2
File:POM1RPI.jpg|POM 1 Raspberrypi|link=POM1_Raspberrypi
File:Lina.jpg|Linapple Raspberrypi|link=Linapple_Raspberrypi
File:BMIIMAGE.jpg|BMI CALCULATOR APPLE II ''plus''|link=BMI
File:BTLAI.jpg|ROBOT AI APPLE II ''plus''|link=ROBOT AI Apple ii Plus
File:A2.jpg|APPLE II DSK APPLE 1 SIMULATOR|link=Apple II .dsk image Apple 1 Simulator
File:MODULARA2.JPG|MODULAR APPLE II SYSTEM|link=Modular A2
File:winemus.jpg|APPLE II WINDOWS EMULATORS|link=Apple ii Windows Emulators
File:Fotor-ai-20240221105017.jpg|SMALLEST ARDUINO APPLE I|link=Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer
File:Dlcastervd.jpg|DON LANCASTER TV TYPEWRITER ARDUINO UNO|link=Don Lancaster TV Typewriter Arduino Uno
File:Pingpong.png|CREATING PONG ARDUINO DUE MINI ARCADE CABINET BOOTLEG|link=Pong Arduino Due Mini Arcade Cabinet Bootleg
File:Fandom1.jpg|FANDOM JOURNEY Apple I|link=Fandom Journey Apple I

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2024-02-25T00:01:14Z

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2024-02-25T00:00:31Z

Apple1Mini: Created page with "This is a Textual adventure game for the Apple I i have programmed from my SAGA of Fandom.... This is a continum. Copy paste this code in Apple I Serial Terminal or save ina notepad a FANDOM.txt file and run in pom1. After loading it write RUN and press retun on your keyboard. HERE THE CODE: 1 DIM A$ (4) 10 PRINT " FANDOM JOURNEY APPLE I" 20 PRINT " BY MATTEO TREVISAN" 30 PRINT " 2024 EDITION" 40 PRINT "" 50 PRINT "SO FAR SO GOOD.. IT..."

This is a Textual adventure game for the Apple I i have programmed from my SAGA of Fandom.... This is a continum.

Copy paste this code in Apple I Serial Terminal or save ina notepad a FANDOM.txt file and run in pom1. After loading it write RUN and press retun on your keyboard.

HERE THE CODE:

1 DIM A$ (4)
10 PRINT " FANDOM JOURNEY APPLE I"
20 PRINT " BY MATTEO TREVISAN"
30 PRINT " 2024 EDITION"
40 PRINT ""
50 PRINT "SO FAR SO GOOD.. IT IS THE YEAR"
60 PRINT "2024 AND FANDOM HAS BROKEN HIS"
70 PRINT "APPLE II HE HAS ONLY TWO OPTION"
80 PRINT "TO BEAT ROBOFLIP, A GAMEBUINO"
90 PRINT "OR AN APPLE I"
100 PRINT "GAMEBUINO HAS A STRANGE"
110 PRINT "PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE OR AT"
120 PRINT "LEAST HE DONT KNOW IT! SO HE"
130 PRINT "PREFER TO CHOOSE BASIC WITH"
140 PRINT "APPLE I NANO HIS FATHER"
150 PRINT "HAS BUILT. WILL HE DEFEAT"
160 PRINT "ROBOFLIP TO THE RUN TO GET"
170 PRINT "THE NEWBOX 720 AND BEAT THE"
180 PRINT "VIRUS??? LET YOU PLAY...."
190 PRINT "WRITE YES OR NO TO PLAY"
180 INPUT A$
190 IF A$ = "YES" THEN GOTO 210
200 IF A$ # "YES" THEN GOTO 1
210 PRINT "PLEASE! WRITE NUMBER FROM 1 TO 20"
215 B = RND(20)
220 INPUT C
225 IF C # B THEN PRINT "ROBOFLIP DEFEATED YOU RETRY"
230 IF C = B THEN PRINT "WELL MADE YOU WON THE NEWBOX!!!!!"
240 GOTO 190

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File:IMG_20190713_161320401_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Phasor v1.0|link=Phasor
File:2018-03-28-ReActiveMicro-Mockingboard-v2.2-Assembled-Wiki.png|Mockingboard v2.2|link=Mockingboard
File:UM_Transwarp_GS.jpg|UM TransWarp GS|link=TransWarp_GS
File:2017-12-20-UltraWarpv1.91RM.6-Face-Wiki.png|UltraWarp v1.91G|link=UltraWarp
File:IMG_20170527_121409-Fixed.jpg|Accelerator Speed Test Comparisons|link=Accelerator_Speeds
File:2018-07-09-_ReActiveMicro_-_3.5_Disk_Controller_v1.0-Face-Wiki.png|Apple II 3.5" Disk Controller Card|link=Apple_II_3.5_Disk_Controller_Card
File:RAMWorks_IIII_Kit_v1.1-PCB_Assembled.png|RAMWorks IIII Kit|link=RAMWorks_IIII_Kit
File:2018-01-29_ProDevDDTv1.0.png|ProDev DDT v1.0|link=ProDev_DDT
File:RM_MicroDriveTurbo-Object.png|MicroDrive Turbo|link=MicroDrive/Turbo
File:RM External CF Drive-Object.png|External CF Drive v2.0|link=External_CF_Drive
File:IIGS_ROM1_Adapter-Face-Wiki.jpg|IIGS ROM 00 to ROM 01 Upgrade Adapter|link=IIgs_ROM1_Adapter
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|4soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=4soniq
File:2soniq-v1.0.JPG|2soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=2soniq
File:NSC-Front.png|No Slot Clock v1.1 by Manila Gear|link=No_Slot_Clock
File:Nsc.png|No-Slot Clock v1.0|link=No-Slot_Clock
File:Replica_One-Object.png|Replica 1 Plus from Briel Computers|link=Replica_1
File:P_20180709_191343_vHDR_Auto-Wiki.png|Apple IIc Plus Universal PSU v1.0|link=IIc+_Universal_PSU
File:Universal_PSU_Kit_Main1.png|Universal PSU Kit|link=Universal_PSU_Kit
File:IMG_20160828_153318-fixed.png|HERO Junior RT-1 Charger Adapter|link=HERO_Junior_RT-1_Charger_Adapter
File:IIe_Enhancement_Kit.png|IIe Enhancement Kit|link=Apple_IIe_Enhancement_Kit
File:TWGSGAL-Local.jpg|TransWarp GALs and Upgrades|link=TransWarp_GS
File:Battery_Caddy2.jpg|IIGS ROM 0/1 Battery Caddy|link=IIgs_ROM0/1_Battery_Caddy
File:VGA-Adapter-v2.JPG|Apple IIGS VGA Adapter by Manila Gear|link=Apple_IIGS_VGA_Adapter
File:IMG_20170915_143009-Fixed.jpg|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter by Manila Gear|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter_by_Manila_Gear
File:Adapter_-_Assembled_-_Face.png|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter
File:AppleSauce_v3_Proto.jpg|Applesauce|link=Applesauce
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File:GSBarnDoor_face.jpg|GSBarnDoor|link=GSBarnDoor
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File:Gnoawt.jpg|GRAPHIC NOVEL APPLEWIN TUTORIAL|link=GRAPHIC NOVEL APPLEWIN TUTORIAL
File:cat1.JPG|VOSGI|link=VOSGI
File:Woz2.JPG|Apple II Garage Videogame|link=Apple ii Garage VideoGame
File:PM1Comp.jpg|POM 1 Computer|link=POM 1 Computer
File:Awinserialcomm.jpg|AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port|link=AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port
File:VISUALA2.jpg|Visual Apple II Operating System|link=VisualA2
File:POM1RPI.jpg|POM 1 Raspberrypi|link=POM1_Raspberrypi
File:Lina.jpg|Linapple Raspberrypi|link=Linapple_Raspberrypi
File:BMIIMAGE.jpg|BMI CALCULATOR APPLE II ''plus''|link=BMI
File:BTLAI.jpg|ROBOT AI APPLE II ''plus''|link=ROBOT AI Apple ii Plus
File:A2.jpg|APPLE II DSK APPLE 1 SIMULATOR|link=Apple II .dsk image Apple 1 Simulator
File:MODULARA2.JPG|MODULAR APPLE II SYSTEM|link=Modular A2
File:winemus.jpg|APPLE II WINDOWS EMULATORS|link=Apple ii Windows Emulators
File:Fotor-ai-20240221105017.jpg|SMALLEST ARDUINO APPLE I|link=Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer
File:Dlcastervd.jpg|DON LANCASTER TV TYPEWRITER ARDUINO UNO|link=Don Lancaster TV Typewriter Arduino Uno
File:Pingpong.png|CREATING PONG ARDUINO DUE MINI ARCADE CABINET BOOTLEG|link=Pong Arduino Due Mini Arcade Cabinet Bootleg

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2024-02-21T09:04:46Z

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File:Apple_II_Plus_Rev7_Horizontal.png|Apple II ''plus'' Rev 7 RFI<br>Factory NEW Replacement Mainboard|link=Apple_II_Plus_Rev_7_RFI
File:IMG_20190713_161320401_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Phasor v1.0|link=Phasor
File:2018-03-28-ReActiveMicro-Mockingboard-v2.2-Assembled-Wiki.png|Mockingboard v2.2|link=Mockingboard
File:UM_Transwarp_GS.jpg|UM TransWarp GS|link=TransWarp_GS
File:2017-12-20-UltraWarpv1.91RM.6-Face-Wiki.png|UltraWarp v1.91G|link=UltraWarp
File:IMG_20170527_121409-Fixed.jpg|Accelerator Speed Test Comparisons|link=Accelerator_Speeds
File:2018-07-09-_ReActiveMicro_-_3.5_Disk_Controller_v1.0-Face-Wiki.png|Apple II 3.5" Disk Controller Card|link=Apple_II_3.5_Disk_Controller_Card
File:RAMWorks_IIII_Kit_v1.1-PCB_Assembled.png|RAMWorks IIII Kit|link=RAMWorks_IIII_Kit
File:2018-01-29_ProDevDDTv1.0.png|ProDev DDT v1.0|link=ProDev_DDT
File:RM_MicroDriveTurbo-Object.png|MicroDrive Turbo|link=MicroDrive/Turbo
File:RM External CF Drive-Object.png|External CF Drive v2.0|link=External_CF_Drive
File:IIGS_ROM1_Adapter-Face-Wiki.jpg|IIGS ROM 00 to ROM 01 Upgrade Adapter|link=IIgs_ROM1_Adapter
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|4soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=4soniq
File:2soniq-v1.0.JPG|2soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=2soniq
File:NSC-Front.png|No Slot Clock v1.1 by Manila Gear|link=No_Slot_Clock
File:Nsc.png|No-Slot Clock v1.0|link=No-Slot_Clock
File:Replica_One-Object.png|Replica 1 Plus from Briel Computers|link=Replica_1
File:P_20180709_191343_vHDR_Auto-Wiki.png|Apple IIc Plus Universal PSU v1.0|link=IIc+_Universal_PSU
File:Universal_PSU_Kit_Main1.png|Universal PSU Kit|link=Universal_PSU_Kit
File:IMG_20160828_153318-fixed.png|HERO Junior RT-1 Charger Adapter|link=HERO_Junior_RT-1_Charger_Adapter
File:IIe_Enhancement_Kit.png|IIe Enhancement Kit|link=Apple_IIe_Enhancement_Kit
File:TWGSGAL-Local.jpg|TransWarp GALs and Upgrades|link=TransWarp_GS
File:Battery_Caddy2.jpg|IIGS ROM 0/1 Battery Caddy|link=IIgs_ROM0/1_Battery_Caddy
File:VGA-Adapter-v2.JPG|Apple IIGS VGA Adapter by Manila Gear|link=Apple_IIGS_VGA_Adapter
File:IMG_20170915_143009-Fixed.jpg|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter by Manila Gear|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter_by_Manila_Gear
File:Adapter_-_Assembled_-_Face.png|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter
File:AppleSauce_v3_Proto.jpg|Applesauce|link=Applesauce
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File:GSBarnDoor_face.jpg|GSBarnDoor|link=GSBarnDoor
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File:Gnoawt.jpg|GRAPHIC NOVEL APPLEWIN TUTORIAL|link=GRAPHIC NOVEL APPLEWIN TUTORIAL
File:cat1.JPG|VOSGI|link=VOSGI
File:Woz2.JPG|Apple II Garage Videogame|link=Apple ii Garage VideoGame
File:PM1Comp.jpg|POM 1 Computer|link=POM 1 Computer
File:Awinserialcomm.jpg|AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port|link=AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port
File:VISUALA2.jpg|Visual Apple II Operating System|link=VisualA2
File:POM1RPI.jpg|POM 1 Raspberrypi|link=POM1_Raspberrypi
File:Lina.jpg|Linapple Raspberrypi|link=Linapple_Raspberrypi
File:BMIIMAGE.jpg|BMI CALCULATOR APPLE II ''plus''|link=BMI
File:BTLAI.jpg|ROBOT AI APPLE II ''plus''|link=ROBOT AI Apple ii Plus
File:A2.jpg|APPLE II DSK APPLE 1 SIMULATOR|link=Apple II .dsk image Apple 1 Simulator
File:MODULARA2.JPG|MODULAR APPLE II SYSTEM|link=Modular A2
File:winemus.jpg|APPLE II WINDOWS EMULATORS|link=Apple ii Windows Emulators
File:A1nano.jpg|SMALLEST ARDUINO APPLE I|link=Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer
File:Dlcastervd.jpg|DON LANCASTER TV TYPEWRITER ARDUINO UNO|link=Don Lancaster TV Typewriter Arduino Uno
File:Pingpong.png|CREATING PONG ARDUINO DUE MINI ARCADE CABINET BOOTLEG|link=Pong Arduino Due Mini Arcade Cabinet Bootleg

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2024-02-21T09:03:45Z

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Pong Arduino Due Mini Arcade Cabinet Bootleg

2024-02-19T13:21:35Z

Apple1Mini:

So it is the 1970 ca. and i'm searching to build a new Videogame (The First One!). But come back to reality! It's 2024 and Pong Arcade Cabinet and Bootleg were made for more than 50 years. Why not try to build a Mini replica????
Ok here we go with my project: Buy an Arduino Due, a mini Oled Adafruit display and connect all this togheter and to your computer via Serial Monitor Tera Term Windows app, Fill this program inside the Arduino Due with this code https://forum.arduino.cc/t/pong-game-with-arduino-due-and-oled-adafruit-display-with-serial-terminal-keyboard/1224164 , build cutting, a mini Pong Cabinet or similar with some cardboard and connect it with glue. Make a hole over the frontal panel and pass the cable of the display put inside the Arduino Due and connect the screen with a piece of scotch in the back of it. Cover the cabinet with painted paper or print the picture of the screen with your printer. The cabinet is made! play with Serial Terminal and your computer keyboard with w and s key.

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File:UM_Transwarp_GS.jpg|UM TransWarp GS|link=TransWarp_GS
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File:Nsc.png|No-Slot Clock v1.0|link=No-Slot_Clock
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File:P_20180709_191343_vHDR_Auto-Wiki.png|Apple IIc Plus Universal PSU v1.0|link=IIc+_Universal_PSU
File:Universal_PSU_Kit_Main1.png|Universal PSU Kit|link=Universal_PSU_Kit
File:IMG_20160828_153318-fixed.png|HERO Junior RT-1 Charger Adapter|link=HERO_Junior_RT-1_Charger_Adapter
File:IIe_Enhancement_Kit.png|IIe Enhancement Kit|link=Apple_IIe_Enhancement_Kit
File:TWGSGAL-Local.jpg|TransWarp GALs and Upgrades|link=TransWarp_GS
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File:cat1.JPG|VOSGI|link=VOSGI
File:Woz2.JPG|Apple II Garage Videogame|link=Apple ii Garage VideoGame
File:PM1Comp.jpg|POM 1 Computer|link=POM 1 Computer
File:Awinserialcomm.jpg|AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port|link=AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port
File:VISUALA2.jpg|Visual Apple II Operating System|link=VisualA2
File:POM1RPI.jpg|POM 1 Raspberrypi|link=POM1_Raspberrypi
File:Lina.jpg|Linapple Raspberrypi|link=Linapple_Raspberrypi
File:BMIIMAGE.jpg|BMI CALCULATOR APPLE II ''plus''|link=BMI
File:BTLAI.jpg|ROBOT AI APPLE II ''plus''|link=ROBOT AI Apple ii Plus
File:A2.jpg|APPLE II DSK APPLE 1 SIMULATOR|link=Apple II .dsk image Apple 1 Simulator
File:MODULARA2.JPG|MODULAR APPLE II SYSTEM|link=Modular A2
File:winemus.jpg|APPLE II WINDOWS EMULATORS|link=Apple ii Windows Emulators
File:162px-Anano33.jpg|SMALLEST ARDUINO APPLE I|link=Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer
File:Dlcastervd.jpg|DON LANCASTER TV TYPEWRITER ARDUINO UNO|link=Don Lancaster TV Typewriter Arduino Uno
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File:Apple_II_Plus_Rev7_Horizontal.png|Apple II ''plus'' Rev 7 RFI<br>Factory NEW Replacement Mainboard|link=Apple_II_Plus_Rev_7_RFI
File:IMG_20190713_161320401_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Phasor v1.0|link=Phasor
File:2018-03-28-ReActiveMicro-Mockingboard-v2.2-Assembled-Wiki.png|Mockingboard v2.2|link=Mockingboard
File:UM_Transwarp_GS.jpg|UM TransWarp GS|link=TransWarp_GS
File:2017-12-20-UltraWarpv1.91RM.6-Face-Wiki.png|UltraWarp v1.91G|link=UltraWarp
File:IMG_20170527_121409-Fixed.jpg|Accelerator Speed Test Comparisons|link=Accelerator_Speeds
File:2018-07-09-_ReActiveMicro_-_3.5_Disk_Controller_v1.0-Face-Wiki.png|Apple II 3.5" Disk Controller Card|link=Apple_II_3.5_Disk_Controller_Card
File:RAMWorks_IIII_Kit_v1.1-PCB_Assembled.png|RAMWorks IIII Kit|link=RAMWorks_IIII_Kit
File:2018-01-29_ProDevDDTv1.0.png|ProDev DDT v1.0|link=ProDev_DDT
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File:IIGS_ROM1_Adapter-Face-Wiki.jpg|IIGS ROM 00 to ROM 01 Upgrade Adapter|link=IIgs_ROM1_Adapter
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File:Nsc.png|No-Slot Clock v1.0|link=No-Slot_Clock
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File:Universal_PSU_Kit_Main1.png|Universal PSU Kit|link=Universal_PSU_Kit
File:IMG_20160828_153318-fixed.png|HERO Junior RT-1 Charger Adapter|link=HERO_Junior_RT-1_Charger_Adapter
File:IIe_Enhancement_Kit.png|IIe Enhancement Kit|link=Apple_IIe_Enhancement_Kit
File:TWGSGAL-Local.jpg|TransWarp GALs and Upgrades|link=TransWarp_GS
File:Battery_Caddy2.jpg|IIGS ROM 0/1 Battery Caddy|link=IIgs_ROM0/1_Battery_Caddy
File:VGA-Adapter-v2.JPG|Apple IIGS VGA Adapter by Manila Gear|link=Apple_IIGS_VGA_Adapter
File:IMG_20170915_143009-Fixed.jpg|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter by Manila Gear|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter_by_Manila_Gear
File:Adapter_-_Assembled_-_Face.png|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter
File:AppleSauce_v3_Proto.jpg|Applesauce|link=Applesauce
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File:Gnoawt.jpg|GRAPHIC NOVEL APPLEWIN TUTORIAL|link=GRAPHIC NOVEL APPLEWIN TUTORIAL
File:cat1.JPG|VOSGI|link=VOSGI
File:Woz2.JPG|Apple II Garage Videogame|link=Apple ii Garage VideoGame
File:PM1Comp.jpg|POM 1 Computer|link=POM 1 Computer
File:Awinserialcomm.jpg|AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port|link=AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port
File:VISUALA2.jpg|Visual Apple II Operating System|link=VisualA2
File:POM1RPI.jpg|POM 1 Raspberrypi|link=POM1_Raspberrypi
File:Lina.jpg|Linapple Raspberrypi|link=Linapple_Raspberrypi
File:BMIIMAGE.jpg|BMI CALCULATOR APPLE II ''plus''|link=BMI
File:BTLAI.jpg|ROBOT AI APPLE II ''plus''|link=ROBOT AI Apple ii Plus
File:A2.jpg|APPLE II DSK APPLE 1 SIMULATOR|link=Apple II .dsk image Apple 1 Simulator
File:MODULARA2.JPG|MODULAR APPLE II SYSTEM|link=Modular A2
File:winemus.jpg|APPLE II WINDOWS EMULATORS|link=Apple ii Windows Emulators
File:162px-Anano33.jpg|SMALLEST ARDUINO APPLE I|link=Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer
File:Dlcastervd.jpg|DON LANCASTER TV TYPEWRITER ARDUINO UNO|link=Don Lancaster TV Typewriter Arduino Uno
File:Pingpomg.png|CREATING PONG ARDUINO DUE MINI ARCADE CABINET BOOTLEG|link=Pong Arduino Due Mini Arcade Cabinet Bootleg

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File:IMG_20201227_152312585_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Universal Enclosure PSU Kit|link=Universal_Enclosure_PSU
File:IMG_20200914_165454128_HDR-Main-tiny.png|12-inch LCD Display for Composite|link=12-inch_LCD_Display
File:IMG_20200914_165100448_HDR-cables-tiny.png|Mini AV2HDMI Video Adapter|link=Mini_AV2HDMI_Video_Adapter
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File:Apple_II_Plus_Rev7_Horizontal.png|Apple II ''plus'' Rev 7 RFI<br>Factory NEW Replacement Mainboard|link=Apple_II_Plus_Rev_7_RFI
File:IMG_20190713_161320401_HDR-Wiki-tiny.png|Phasor v1.0|link=Phasor
File:2018-03-28-ReActiveMicro-Mockingboard-v2.2-Assembled-Wiki.png|Mockingboard v2.2|link=Mockingboard
File:UM_Transwarp_GS.jpg|UM TransWarp GS|link=TransWarp_GS
File:2017-12-20-UltraWarpv1.91RM.6-Face-Wiki.png|UltraWarp v1.91G|link=UltraWarp
File:IMG_20170527_121409-Fixed.jpg|Accelerator Speed Test Comparisons|link=Accelerator_Speeds
File:2018-07-09-_ReActiveMicro_-_3.5_Disk_Controller_v1.0-Face-Wiki.png|Apple II 3.5" Disk Controller Card|link=Apple_II_3.5_Disk_Controller_Card
File:RAMWorks_IIII_Kit_v1.1-PCB_Assembled.png|RAMWorks IIII Kit|link=RAMWorks_IIII_Kit
File:2018-01-29_ProDevDDTv1.0.png|ProDev DDT v1.0|link=ProDev_DDT
File:RM_MicroDriveTurbo-Object.png|MicroDrive Turbo|link=MicroDrive/Turbo
File:RM External CF Drive-Object.png|External CF Drive v2.0|link=External_CF_Drive
File:IIGS_ROM1_Adapter-Face-Wiki.jpg|IIGS ROM 00 to ROM 01 Upgrade Adapter|link=IIgs_ROM1_Adapter
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|4soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=4soniq
File:2soniq-v1.0.JPG|2soniq Sound Card by Manila Gear|link=2soniq
File:NSC-Front.png|No Slot Clock v1.1 by Manila Gear|link=No_Slot_Clock
File:Nsc.png|No-Slot Clock v1.0|link=No-Slot_Clock
File:Replica_One-Object.png|Replica 1 Plus from Briel Computers|link=Replica_1
File:P_20180709_191343_vHDR_Auto-Wiki.png|Apple IIc Plus Universal PSU v1.0|link=IIc+_Universal_PSU
File:Universal_PSU_Kit_Main1.png|Universal PSU Kit|link=Universal_PSU_Kit
File:IMG_20160828_153318-fixed.png|HERO Junior RT-1 Charger Adapter|link=HERO_Junior_RT-1_Charger_Adapter
File:IIe_Enhancement_Kit.png|IIe Enhancement Kit|link=Apple_IIe_Enhancement_Kit
File:TWGSGAL-Local.jpg|TransWarp GALs and Upgrades|link=TransWarp_GS
File:Battery_Caddy2.jpg|IIGS ROM 0/1 Battery Caddy|link=IIgs_ROM0/1_Battery_Caddy
File:VGA-Adapter-v2.JPG|Apple IIGS VGA Adapter by Manila Gear|link=Apple_IIGS_VGA_Adapter
File:IMG_20170915_143009-Fixed.jpg|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter by Manila Gear|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter_by_Manila_Gear
File:Adapter_-_Assembled_-_Face.png|IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter|link=IBM_15pin_to_Apple_9pin_Joystick_Adapter
File:AppleSauce_v3_Proto.jpg|Applesauce|link=Applesauce
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<font size="3"><strong><center>Projects still in the developmental stage.</font></center>
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File:GSBarnDoor_face.jpg|GSBarnDoor|link=GSBarnDoor
File:Apple_II_SCSI1.jpg|Apple II SCSI Card|link=Apple_II_SCSI_Card
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<font size="3"><strong><center>Software/hardware based projects by Tookitman for your convenience.</font></center>
<gallery class="center" widths=300px>
File:Gnoawt.jpg|GRAPHIC NOVEL APPLEWIN TUTORIAL|link=GRAPHIC NOVEL APPLEWIN TUTORIAL
File:cat1.JPG|VOSGI|link=VOSGI
File:Woz2.JPG|Apple II Garage Videogame|link=Apple ii Garage VideoGame
File:PM1Comp.jpg|POM 1 Computer|link=POM 1 Computer
File:Awinserialcomm.jpg|AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port|link=AppleWin Serial to USB Communication port
File:VISUALA2.jpg|Visual Apple II Operating System|link=VisualA2
File:POM1RPI.jpg|POM 1 Raspberrypi|link=POM1_Raspberrypi
File:Lina.jpg|Linapple Raspberrypi|link=Linapple_Raspberrypi
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2024-02-19T12:50:37Z

Apple1Mini: Created page with "So it is the 1970 ca. and i'm searching to build a new videogame (The first one!). But come back to reality! It's 2024 and Pong Arcade Cabinet and bootleg were made for more than 50 years. Why not try to build a Mini replica???? Ok here we go with my project: Buy an arduino due, a mini oled adafruit diplay and connect all this togheter and to your computer via serial monitor Tera Term Windows, Fill this program inside the arduino due with this code https://forum.arduino...."

So it is the 1970 ca. and i'm searching to build a new videogame (The first one!). But come back to reality! It's 2024 and Pong Arcade Cabinet and bootleg were made for more than 50 years. Why not try to build a Mini replica????
Ok here we go with my project: Buy an arduino due, a mini oled adafruit diplay and connect all this togheter and to your computer via serial monitor Tera Term Windows, Fill this program inside the arduino due with this code https://forum.arduino.cc/t/pong-game-with-arduino-due-and-oled-adafruit-display-with-serial-terminal-keyboard/1224164 , build cutting, a mini pong cabinet or similar with some cardboard and connect it with glue. Make a hole over the frontal panel and pass the cable of the display put inside the arduino due and connect the screen with a piece of scotch in the back of it. Cover the cabinet with painted paper or print the picture of the screen with your printer. The cabinet is made! play with serial terminal and your computer keyboard with w and s key.

Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-16T03:29:13Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing... I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328 This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions; After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Some historic facts :

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Woz monitor Explained :

https://www.sbprojects.net/projects/apple1/wozmon.php

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

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2024-02-15T02:40:06Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing... I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328 This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions; After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-15T02:16:03Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing... I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328 This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions; After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

As soon as possible i have monies i think i can try to cut 3mm in nano motherboard and 22 euro in price with the same apple 1 specs and same software. I will let you know! Stay tuned!

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-15T02:14:50Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing... I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328 This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions; After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

As soon as possible i have found i think i can try to cut 3mm in nano motherboard and 22 euro in price with the same apple 1 specs and same software. I will let you know! Stay tuned!

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-15T02:14:33Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing... I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328 This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions; After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

As soon as possible i have found i think i can try to cut 3mm in nano motherboard and 22 euro in price with the same apple 1 specs and same software. I will let you know! Stay tuned!

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-15T02:13:49Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing... I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328 This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions; After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

As soon as possible i have found i think i can try to cut 3mm in nano motherboard and 23 euro in price with the same apple 1 specs and same software. I will let you know! Stay tuned!

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-15T02:13:33Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing... I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328 This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions; After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

As soon as possible i ahve found i think i can try to cut 3mm in nano motherboard and 23 euro in price with the same apple 1 specs and same software. I will let you know! Stay tuned!

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

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2024-02-13T05:46:51Z

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2024-02-13T05:45:57Z

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Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T05:42:16Z

Apple1Mini: Created page with "2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing... I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328 This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Ap..."

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing... I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328 This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions; After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

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2024-02-13T05:41:53Z

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File:VISUALA2.jpg|Visual Apple II Operating System|link=VisualA2
File:POM1RPI.jpg|POM 1 Raspberrypi|link=POM1_Raspberrypi
File:Lina.jpg|Linapple Raspberrypi|link=Linapple_Raspberrypi
File:BMIIMAGE.jpg|BMI CALCULATOR APPLE II ''plus''|link=BMI
File:BTLAI.jpg|ROBOT AI APPLE II ''plus''|link=ROBOT AI Apple ii Plus
File:A2.jpg|APPLE II DSK APPLE 1 SIMULATOR|link=Apple II .dsk image Apple 1 Simulator
File:MODULARA2.JPG|MODULAR APPLE II SYSTEM|link=Modular A2
File:winemus.jpg|APPLE II WINDOWS EMULATORS|link=Apple ii Windows Emulators
File:Arduinoduea3.jpg|SMALLEST ARDUINO APPLE I|link=Smallest Arduino Apple 1 Emulator Computer
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Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T05:33:32Z

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2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T05:32:44Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2_32kb.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T05:28:01Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 32kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2_32kb.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T05:27:09Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 32kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T05:18:37Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/File:Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T05:17:33Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

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Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T04:53:21Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 32kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/4/47/Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2_32kb.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

File:Apple 1 Arduino nano 33 BLE sense V2 32kb.zip

2024-02-13T04:52:50Z

Apple1Mini:

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T04:48:58Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 32kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T04:35:15Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/2/23/Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.1.zip

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

File:Apple 1 Arduino nano 33 BLE sense V2.1.zip

2024-02-13T04:34:16Z

Apple1Mini:

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T04:33:47Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb RAM and 8kb BASIC, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T03:20:49Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, exactly 48kb, all software works or should be expected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here : https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/be/Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.rar

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T03:17:13Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

LATEST NEWS (THE SMALLER): I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, ecxactly 48kb, all software works or should be xpected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the code to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here : https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/be/Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.rar

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T03:15:53Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

latest News: I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, ecxactly 48kb, all software works or shuld be xpected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the ode to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here : https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/be/Apple_1_Arduino_nano_33_BLE_sense_V2.rar

Terminal settings are the same file as Arduino Due.

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.

File:Apple 1 Arduino nano 33 BLE sense V2.rar

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Apple1Mini:

Arduino Due Apple 1 Emulator Computer

2024-02-13T03:13:50Z

Apple1Mini:

2022: My research to build the best and smaller Apple 1 ever existed is continuing...
I had an idea. why not make an internet search to build an Arduino Apple 1? So i Started searching the net and i have found this homepage: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-6502-emulator-basic-interpreter/188328
This is most an Apple ii Applesoft Basic emulator without GR graphics and i was able to build it over the Arduino Uno board adjusting the ram size, but my research about the Apple 1 never finished and i have found this page:
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/apple-1-emulator/281588 So i told this is the right one! I had to read everything and understand that the best deal was the Arduino Due because of his bigger RAM size so could be possible to
emulate an 8k Apple 1 and load programs directly from terminal (Tera Term on Windows). I m still waiting to be a presenter in Kansasfest 2022 with this emulator Vs Don Lancaster Monitor i have built alwayse with an
Arduino Uno. Here you can find the video on how to build the Apple 1 Arduino Due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjwfou96z4.

Instructions;
After uploading A1 sketch inside Arduino Due ROM from Arduino IDE for Windows etc, you have to connect it to the usb port of your PC and after installing Tera Term in Windows Start it and choose these parameters: Serial Com port of Arduino Due, then
from menu Setup - Terminal choose Receive: AUTO Transmit: CR and under menu Setup - Serial Port: Speed 9600 and Transmit Delay 50 ms char and 120 ms line.

2024: The research still continue and with new arduino uno r4 wifi i had the opportunity to miniaturize again the Apple 1 clone with this emulator:https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/3/3b/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic.rar
with 8k ram works fine. Tera Term settings are the same as for Arduino Due.

I have programmed also a modern version with led matrix logo for arduino uno r4 wifi coding: https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/7/78/Apple_1_Arduino_uno_r4_wifi_basic_-_withlogo1.0.zip

latest News: I have found an Arduino Nano capable of running Apple 1 emulator for Arduino with full RAM of the original Apple 1, ecxactly 48kb, all software works or shuld be xpected to work, i have tested some. The Arduino is Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense V2 and the ode to be filled in his memory with arduino ide is here :

This software is developed to use inside arduino only for educational purpose.