kenames99

fantastic! thank you foft!

okay, foft said he is going to open the design files. I think that is a very good move.so, thank you foft.

I would like to see the design files opened. I think that would be the best thing to do for the Atari community.

I vote no on getting duddie to do this. he will want the pokey, antic, gtia core code to be private. that is against the author's intent as stated in the first post in this topic.

the resistor on the right is 22 ohms, not 220. I also think the resistor just to right of transistor is 1.2K ohm. the others look correct. that is all according to my very old eyes. thanks. Ken

very nice pancio!

that one will probably be extinct in 2 weeks. like so much in the pc industry. it aint broke so let's fix it anyway!

The E: handler is built into the video card. That is the atari spec. Could always load another from disk or cart but that defeats the purpose. Ken

I am trying to get an enclosure figured out that won't break the bank. It is not an easy task though. thanks for everyone's patience in this matter! Ken

nice showing. really nice photos. I see the 1090XL remake with a card plugged in. I would have hoped to see an original 1090XL tho but, oh well. maybe next year. I would have liked to attended this year but had other obligations. anyway, lots of nice vintage computers!

hi David, I am glad to see you are back! I feel some of your pain. I have had metal braces put in. great pics man. hope you can get your accounts merged. Ken

yes, that is the one.

mine had a real basic Basic manual that was quite thin. and a warranty card. this is in addition to what you listed. Ken

something I am looking into. along with SD card storage options.

hi mytek and Mathy, there is no problem with your ideas or comments. they are all welcome. future mods or enhancements come from new and fresh ideas. and I even have done some of mytek's projects. all cool thanks for the comments. Ken