Additional information
| Weight | .45 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2 × 2 × 2 in |
No-Slot Clock
$65.00
The No-Slot Clock v1.0 allows your Apple II to remember the date and time. It will work on an Apple II, Apple II+, Apple IIe, Apple IIc, and Clone systems. It features dual battery holders. Two CR1025 cells included.
The No Slot Clock does not fit in to the IIc or IIc+ with a RAM Card installed.
Read more about the No-Slot Clock on our Wiki.
Manuals and Support are there also.
Available on backorder
3 reviews for No-Slot Clock
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Matthew Kubiak (verified owner) –
it works good when it works… I have to remove it and reseat it every other time I use my Apple IIe i even went as far as to install a new socket on to the mother board. sill same problem I think it has to do with the leads not being made of gold and they are tarnishing because if i take it out and out it back in it works fine for the hole day.
Jeff Tranter (verified owner) –
Unfortunately, it does *not* fit in an Apple IIc. It is too tall and hits the stiffener bar on the bottom of the keyboard.
Andrew Barr (verified owner) –
I was pretty excited when my No-Slot clock arrived. wasted no time getting it in. Downloaded the software part of it. installed it using my emu. went through the menu to set the time and date. So far so good. says its installed. this program does nothing else as expected. I have Prodos 8 on floppy. so I loaded that up. in your instructions it say if prodos loads to system then it didnt find the clock. Am I missing a step? please help.