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I'd say if it has all memory IC slots on the digital board filled with 256kbit ICs and doesn't have a memory piggyback board installed, it's an EII+ or memory expanded EII.
The normal original 512K used 64kbit ICs and hence required an additional memory board in order to have twice 256Kbytes = 512K.

The presence of kludge wires and trace cuts on the digital board would also indicate that a memory upgrade has been installed afterwards.

///E-Synthesist

--- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, "hazchem88" <analoguesolutions@...> wrote:
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> Mine doesnt boot right yet
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> It says 'EII' on the front panel not EII+
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> but the guy I did a trade with was calling it an EII+, so either he is wrong (probably) or it has had a memory upgrade.
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> It has all the same memory slots filled as my EII+HD (I have 2 EIIs!)
> all filled with 256 memory ICs
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> Would a 512KB EII have lots of empty slots?
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