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Are you wanting physical disks or just disk images? If you want physical disks eBay would be your best bet. If you want disk images there are several Apple II sites around the web. Here's 32MB disk image that has 35 Infocom games. They were all simply text afventures...

It's the brewingacademy.com. If you're trying brewingcompany.com that's why you're not getting to the site.

Had a response from softwarejanitor on Applefritter to the same effect about opening up the drive and cleaning. Will let the OP know about checking the drive speed with Locksmith 6.

Reposting for a friend Hi. Just wondering if anyone has a spare 5.25 cleaning disk they could spare? I would like to see if cleaning the heads can get my 2c drives to read disks again. Thanks in advance!

Why in the world would you want to downgrade and Apple II to an Apple I? It's not like there is a ton of software that can be run on it.

Why are you trying to run Pascal in the Unidisk 5.25? Have you tried running it in the regular Disk II yet?

Here's the original thread on the Atari Age forums about the FujiApple. I bought one and love it. I have yet to get it online, but I think the problem there is the distance between my wifi box anf the //c+. https://forums.atariage.com/topic/329296-first-successful-boot-of-apple2-fujinet/

Unfortunately the IWM is pretty much unobtainium, unless you can find a dead GS to take it out of.

It's designed to be used with the provided microphone to record mono sound input for HyperStudi Stacks. Alternatively you can hook the output from a sound card to it record for use in HyperStudio Stacks. You can also record sound for any other use. Back in the day I recorded myself saying hello...

I've got the Hyperstudio 2.0 manual that has instruction on how to put the card in the computer.

As I mentioned earlier I guess I'm just lucky. I've had my ROM 01 for over ten years, I think, and have never had any sort of ticking noise in all that time. I've been running GS/OS, 6.0.1 to 6.0.4, since I got it.

Maybe I'm just lucky then, because I don't have either of these problems with ny ROM 01 GS. In fact I've added a Byte Boosters DarkSound card to the ROM 01. I'm sorry you're having trouble. Maybe you should see the ROM 01 and buy a ROM 03.

I've got a ROM 01 and ROM 03 GS. I've never heard any kind of ticking noise from the speaker on the ROM 01 and I've had it for about 12 years.

The following information is from a 2016 page at Call A.P.P.L.E. about the Wozpak Special Edition. I found it doing a Google search for Wozpak. "Originally produced in 1978 by Val Golding and Dick Hubert of A.P.P.L.E., The WOZPAK was the first official technical resource for the Apple II...

Sorry tro hear that what I sent you didn't work for you.

Okay, for some reasom I thought your computer was an 800xl, my bad. I did look around The Brewing Company's website and found this: https://thebrewingacademy.com/collections/atari-800-xl-xe-xel-xld/products/tbas-replacement-power-supply-for-atari-400-800-1050-xf551-1200xl It's a replacement...

You could get one from the Brewing Academy that is a usb cable so you can use a phone charger to power the computer. That's what I did after I bought an Atari 800 on eBay that didn't have a power sypply. It wirks great and there is no bulky power brick to have to deal with. magnus

My first was a Sears version of the Atari 2600 that I bought while staioned at Tyndsll ASFB in Florida. Gave that to future in-laws in 82 after getting into the Apple II. Fastforward to 3 months ago when a friend gave me the Atari 400 his Dad found in his attic. Have since also picked up an...

I sent you response on Applefritter about the Apple SCSI V2.0 disk and the SCSI Diagnostics disk, both of which arein ProDOS 800k format.

The Star Trek cartridge, since it's by Sega, is probably a demo of the Star Trek Strategic Operations Simulator. I would Congo Bongo is a demo of that game also.