Apple Extender card?

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From: Mark David Kakatsch
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 1989 03:47

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Does anyone know of a device (or method) to 'extend' a standard Apple //
50 pin slot so you can position it OUTSIDE the computer? I usually wirewrap
my projects, and I'd like to add a primitive (8-bit) A/D and D/A converter to
my apple. (Anyone know of any good books on FFTs?). All slots up to and 
including 6 are filled, and there's no room for a wire wrapped card in 
slot 7. Actually, what I'd _really_ like is two slots (fully) in parallel. 
This was I could add 'two' cards to one slot to save board space. Any ideas
are appreciated...

Mark
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