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Monthly Archives: July 2017
DC2N5-LC DIY kit update
A few more DC2N5-LC DIY kits were sold, leaving just 3 available to buyers. I’ve got to put orders on hold as I plan to have a short break: feel free to contact me but don’t get worried if I … Continue reading
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Tagged Commodore 64, DC2N, games, preservation, retrocomputing, tapes
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IECHost PCB prototype
I got a chance to build one IECHost device late yesterday so here’s a picture of the result: Apart for the USB part it pretty much looks like a circuit from the 80s and shall surely blend in well in … Continue reading
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Tagged Commodore 64, disks, IEC, IECHost, preservation, retrocomputing
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IECHost PCBs
IECHost PCBs arrived safely! They look quite odd at first sight, but if you pay attention to signal lines at the bottom (as in the picture below) and the pattern of components on the top side, it makes much more … Continue reading
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Tagged Commodore 64, disks, IEC, IECHost, preservation, retrocomputing
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TAPClean update
TAPClean was updated again in order to support Visiload T7, yet another Visiload type used in “Puffy’s Saga”, kindly provided by Paul. The multiload in “Puffy’s Saga” also required some ad-hoc coding, as the one I wrote for “Narco Police”, … Continue reading
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Tagged Commodore 64, games, preservation, retrocomputing, software, TAPClean, tapes
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DC2N5-LC DIY kits available
Ten DC2N5-LC DIY kits are now available for the price of 27.99 GBP + shipping. Shipping costs will be combined in case you order more than one kit. I’d be grateful if those who have shown interest contact me again … Continue reading
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Tagged Commodore 64, DC2N, dumping, games, preservation, software, tapes
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DC2N5-LC boards arrived
Today I received the DC2N5-LC boards that I had ordered. I could have updated the copyright date, but then again I felt like most of the design work was finished last year so that the date didn’t need changing. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Commodore 64, DC2N, dumping, games, preservation, retrocomputing, software, tapes
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TAPClean: Wildload scanner rewritten
I plan to do some extension of the Wildload scanner in order to support a variant found in “Mindfighter”, supplied by Paul. However, the existing code was still pretty much in the state it had been when TAPClean was forked … Continue reading
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Tagged Commodore 64, dumping, games, preservation, software, TAPClean, tapes
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IECHost boards shipped
The printed circuit boards for IECHost I had ordered a few days back were manufactured and shipped today. Yay! Stay tuned for more news on the subject 🙂
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Tagged Commodore 64, disks, dumping, games, IECHost, preservation, retrocomputing, software
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