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RC6502 Apple 1 Replica (Backplane module revision A)
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Did you ever want to try your hand at soldering together a computer? Now you can relive the experience Wozniak had tinkering while building the first Apple computer in his garage, all from the comfort of your favourite workspace... Most of the design-work already done, so just heat up your soldering iron and get to work on it!
This is a backplane module, this'll allow you to connect more modules together with the SBC to add more functionality. The design of this is generic and you'll be able to use this together with all of my vintage computer modules, great to have around as a basis for your own projects as well! See the github page for more modules to use with either the RC6502 Apple 1 Replica computer or even the RC1802 Cosmac ELF.
RC6502 Apple 1 Replica (Backplane module revision A)
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