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I'll plan to send it out tomorrow. I'll email the tracking info.

I've sold out of these. Please send me a PM if you'd like one.

If it's Pong and the screen doesn't work, I'd work hard to find a compatible CRT replacement, and do a gentle-as-possible refurb of the cabinet and such. The board looks fine. Just a few parts on the back and a couple of repair traces. I'm guessing these were all done by the manufacturer, prior to initial sale of the unit.

Buy from Digi-Key or Mouser or equivalent. Arrives fast, not too expensive, are really "trusted vendors".

I was recently talking, in real life, to an AA member, and he wasn't aware of the aotta's Pi RTO project I do have some experimental carts that match aotta's schematic (but fitting into an injection molded case, instead of 3D printed case) available at my store at https://videogamepcbs.com/products/26-pi-rto-flash-multicart-for-the-intellivision.html if anyone wants to buy one of these. There's only a few left, but if there's more interest, I can build more of these experimental carts. The cartridge: The TV lights up!: MicroSD slot and QC sticker. The sticker covers a screw opening that isn't used, so no need to remove the sticker if opening the case (there just 3 screws on the case):

I thought I read that it was just the DIP version that's being obsoleted.

What cores are removed with update_all?

You could make a little subroutine to clear that area of the screen before doing any printing. Also, I think the money logic needs a bit of cleaning up. For instance, if Alf costs 9, then <9 is not enough money, but >8 is enough (you've got >9, which means you'd need 10).

Name: Kart-Tag! Description: Race to catch the tags as quickly as possible, for each of the six courses. Watch out for obstacles. Instructions: Press 1 to play the standard courses. For random courses, press 2 at the start screen. Controls during gameplay: press a main fire button or up on the disc to accelerate; press an alternate fire button or down on the disc to decelerate; press left or right on the disc to turn left or right. Each course starts when you first accelerate. Race to collect the required number of tags as quickly as possible. When the required number of tags has been reached, the level is complete. Missing a tag means you'll have to wait for the next tag to "drop". Hitting obstacles on the road will slow you down significantly. Making turns will also slow you down, although to less of a degree. There are six courses in a game, with increasing Go Kart power. After completing all six courses, your course times and overall time will be shown. Play again to try to beat your records. The best times for standard play are kept separate from those for random play. Easter egg #1: Press 9 at the start screen, then press 7 and 8 to select a starting "seed" number. This will change the course sequence accordingly. Only the sequence of the numbers changes, so some values will provide similar courses. When set, press 2 to start the game. Easter egg #2: Press 6 at the start screen, then press 4 and 5 to select how soon the tag starts to drop. 2 is standard, 1 is sooner, and 0 is soonest. Press 3 when set, then press 1 or 2 to start the game. kart.rom Cheers! Harvey

We should have done the eclipse on Sunday... clear skies.

I'll send out individual emails tomorrow... all orders have either been mailed out already, or are set to be mailed out tomorrow.

I'll send out individual emails tomorrow... all orders have either been mailed out already, or are set to be mailed out tomorrow.

I'll send out individual emails tomorrow... all orders have either been mailed out already, or are set to be mailed out tomorrow.

I'll send out individual emails tomorrow... all North American orders have either been mailed out already, or are set to be mailed out tomorrow.