I made up a couple of these cards for myself for my Apple IIe and the GitHub project is excellent. Notice the 4 photos showing the output on a VGA monitor from my Apple iie. Works with Apple II, II+ or IIe. Even supports double Hi-res mode on the Apple iie. The pcb has a gold ENIG finish. If you know how to solder, you can build one of these very quickly and inexpensively and have great looking graphics from your Apple II. Just uses a handful of parts: resistors, 3 ic's, a few capacitors, VGA socket. The Pi Pico Microcontroller board is already included. All the software is on GitHub and is just drag and drop onto the Pico board. Again, this is just the PCB and Pi Pico only. To see details of how to build go to https://github.com/Retrotink/Apple-II-VGA . The website is also listed on the PCB. No modifications to your Apple are needed. Just plug into the socket and turn on your computer. You can even use your old Composite video output at the same time but why look at a blurry screen ever again? For the most up to date firmware visit Mark Aikens GitHub page here: https://github.com/markadev/AppleII-VGA/releases . He is the creator of the software and the most updated firmware allows you to change the card to monochrome white, green or amber if you desire and even load custom fonts. There is even an awesome VGA utility that allows you to change graphics modes, save to flash and upload the custom fonts without using the cumbersome Poke statements. I also sell completely built and programmed boards in my Tandie store.