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Update - Sold on March 5, 2021 I have a working & tested Adam System (the one with ColecoVision built-in) for trade, with main unit, AdamNet Drive Emulator, one data drive, printer and keyboard. Printer prints, but needs a new ink cartridge. The keyboard cable is not coiled—it’s just a generic replacement. Includes monitor cable and working Basic tape. Tape drive reads the Basic Cassette just fine. Looking to trade for a working IIgs (with drives), or PCjr (expanded). Would also consider selling.
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SmileBasic4 for Nintendo Switch - BASIC Programming Returns...
gamer-stu replied to DavidD's topic in Nintendo Switch
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Holy crap, you’re right. How in the hell does this thing boot up after making a mistake like that? It looks like I soldered to an address and data line. I should count my blessings that I didn’t cause serious damage, but I’m not looking forward to disassembling poor Colleen again to correct it 😱. Cautionary tale indeed. Thank you spspspsp!
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Cautionary tale. I was installing the Incognito this evening, following the instructions on Lotharek’s site and FJC’a excellent Youtube videos. When I was about to solder the two wires to the CPU board, I noticed that the circuit board traces didn’t match the picture on the install guide. After investigation, I found that my Antic is on the lift side of the CPU board (when facing the chips), and the notch and 1 pin were pointing down, compared to the pictures on the instructions. Fortunately I was able to orient myself and solder to the correct pins. Apparently there was more than one rev of the CPU boards, with different chip locations.
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Glad that you're mostly there! It should work completely on a 48k Atari 800. Did you happen to use the fixed A8 loader linked above? The only problem that I encounter is that "X" doesn't execute an image from the loader like it should. Only the joystick fire button works for me.
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I access it by holding the SIO2SD shift button down (button 5) when turning on the computer.
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IIRC, there are communication speed settings within the SIO2SD options. My 800xl could operate at the faster baud settings, but I had to turn them back to get the SIO2SD to work with my 800. I wonder if it is related to that?
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I have decided to put mine up for bid. Check it out here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/RAM320XE-576-expansion-with-Covox-for-Atari-130XE/392277570005
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How to remove yellowing from an old Atari case
gamer-stu replied to mimo's topic in Atari 8-Bit Computers
Addendum!!!! Sorry, I can't edit my original post for some reason (though I can edit this one, strange). BUT, I may have gotten some blooming. It looks fine in regular light, but under fluorescent light there appears to be some discoloration around some "seam" areas. So I wanted to get that out there before I lead anyone astray. I may have overdone it with the Oxyclean. -
How to remove yellowing from an old Atari case
gamer-stu replied to mimo's topic in Atari 8-Bit Computers
To hell with sourcing peroxide. Following a recent blog post from Tezza, I soaked a yellowed c64 case in 4 cups of Oxyclean and a gallon + of water. 7 hours in the sun at about 60F ambient temperature, and the results have convinced me that this is the most cost effective way. I could have probably gotten by with less Oxyclean. A huge box of that stuff from Costco will set you back $16 and last a lot longer than the equivalent amount of hair cream or whatever. Before and after pics posted. -
I have broken this out in to two lots 1 for the XEGS (with U1MB) and loose games, another for games with box and doc. Lot #1 Atari XE Game System, with the Ultimate 1 Megabyte (U1MB) board installed and updated with flashjazzcat's latest firmware. eBay Auction -- Item Number: 391743379552 SOLD Lot #2: eBay Auction -- Item Number: 391744012828 BIN 160 OBO Games with boxes (some of the boxes have crushed corners, though I've straightened them out somewhat) - Archon - cart, box, and doc - Ball Blazer - cart, box, and doc - Blue Max - cart, box, and doc - Crossbow - cart, box, and doc - Dark Chambers - cart, box, and doc - Desert Falcon - cart, box, and doc - Hard Ball - cart, box, and doc
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Can a SD2IEC be used like a floppy replacement?
gamer-stu replied to bpatte02's topic in Commodore 8-bit Computers
For future reference, did you create a blank d64 file and mount that? Or were you able to write directly to the SD2IEC?
