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mimo last won the day on June 21 2010
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Sierra slow 15340
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It's a feature of the self test. It does not show as working
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You need register your interest on the sophia2 sales thread
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No, he's says that he has been contemplating doing the internal 64 k mod himself but would prefer to keep his own machine stock
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That's very kind of you. I'll keep it in mind for when I have some spare cash
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Yeah, I myself and a friend bought one each. Couple of months later Jags were selling for over £100 and I needed some money quick 😢 Same story with my £55 Jag cd
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Options for 130XE Memory Chip Replacement?
mimo replied to 800_Rocks's topic in Atari 8-Bit Computers
@tf_hh makes a 576k SRAM upgrade for the 600xl which includes the 64k base RAM. From what I read you should be able to use this in an XE. Or the syscheck board , again from tf_hh, plugs in to the eci(?) Port on an XE and takes over ram , plus all sorts of other goodness -
And I really appreciate that! But I'd like to make a contribution for all the work you do for the 7800 community. Pacman collection was the reason I bought a 7800!
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That is fantastic news, and really kind of you to do. Thank you for all you do for the Atari community. I'd definitely like to have a go at building one of these
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I feel your pain. Back in October new radiator , underfloor pipes, alternator, ball joints, break pads , cam belt and water pump on my MG F. Just about got over it now And there isn't a Haynes manual for it either
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I'll buy a rom. Price of post and import fees has killed my Atari cart buying 😢
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The Haynes book of lies 😁
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I put a 6502 chip in a 6520 socket in a xegs after desoldering and replacing just about all the ICs It was about 3 years later when raiding the"dead" motherboard for spares that I realised my mistake. Popped in a 6520 and I had a working xegs. Didn't help with my need for spares though