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As it looks like the (almost) same issue with my Vader, I'd start with exchanging the CPU, which is the smaller IC labeled "6507".

RespeQt can mount them as "external drive"

According to this site it looks like that the LOG 3 is the same as the NSL 3. If it isn't I could provide my NSL 3 for reverse-engineering.

You're welcome. q4wine is an essential tool imho where you can install your Windows Apps into separate Wine prefixes, where one App (or it's dependencies ) can't break or hinder other Apps. Ideal to have a Wine prefix where all Windows/Atari tools are living.

The Windows tool seems to be working fine with my ArchLinux/Wine using q4wine. https://github.com/brezerk/q4wine

I couldn't find any photo of my 2600 nor 8-bit that we had beginning from ~1979, but found a photo from 1991 with a 16-bit. Alas, only the SM124 on focus. All things related to Atari, including magazines, are still in my possession, including the posters in the background (but not the TV) - and myself

Great news! And congrats to your daughter's birth!!!

I'd love to patch the cartridge as well but can't find any of the mentioned hex values there.

I'd be glad in getting a link to this thread or video. I have two 800 w/ Incognito installed whose JEDEC I want to update, but still unsure where and how to connect the Xilinx.

I'm still having the same scanner and original disks. In the attachement you'll find an image from Atarimania (I think) and my own dump of "Handy Painter". handy-painter.7z

And if you are already satisfied but don't know how to place one of the pcb's because of possible short circuits, just print (one of) the attached "container", drop-in the pcb and place it and where you want and you are set. Audio-Mixer.zip MIDI-XEL.zip

Correct. I didn't want to drill any extra hole into this very rare system. MIDI sound is coming from a S2 wavetable AddOn to the MIDI-XEL, hence the audio mixer. For an "live on stage" (not really) and extraordinary appearance I'm using a mostly full blown 1088XEL and a MIDI-XEL II to a MT32 (or similar GM) synthesizer.

Yes, have a look at my solution. I have removed the RF out because of UAV and inserted this one for audio out instead. Thats all. It's a 6.35 mm (1⁄4 inch) "phone connector", usually used for audio devices like guitars etc. Fits great for the hole of RF and is keeping solutions for -> phone connector of 3.5mm or -> cinch.

Of course! Glad that someone is asking and may find it useful, too. In I'm going to take a learning curve in KiCAD "soon" to revise it to (overwhelmingly) SMD, w/o phone connectors to get a minimized version of that.

Solved by using the upstream resistors. Motor Control is going straight to SIO. Great! Now re-seating all loose but housed pcb's, cleaning up and let's party!