Hi Brad,
you described all the items in the drive compartment of your Lisa and
so it's very likely, that you own an original Lisa 2. I know it seems
really strange, that there was built such a chaotic drive I/O and an
additional Lisa Light Card, but this had only one reason:
There were two different models availlable at that time. One with a
3,5" Floppy Drive or on the other hand one with an additional
internal Hard-Drive.
The only really "strange" part of your Lisa is what you described as
"a mystery 3 pin power connector". Perhaps you can provide is with a
picture of it?
By the way, the Serial-Number leads to an Lisa 2, but perhaps will
Graig have some more information about Apple's "relabeling" and
reselling Lisa 1 in the 80ies as Lisa 2. I'm shure he will read this,
too.
So a happy New Year: Tom from Bavaria, the country of the famous Octoberfest, the marvellous castles of Koenig Ludwig and the Alps
Am 30.12.2013 um 08:49 schrieb MrUnclefalter:
> I'm trying to find out, for my own interest, if this was once a
> Lisa 1 that was upgraded to Mac XL specs.
> Serial A3245708
> Applenet 00104316
> Manufactured 3245
>
> Brad
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