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Less than an hour left on the Mechatronic XBII+ with manual.
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Best quote of the week!!! 😂
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About half a day left on the Funware carts and a day left on the XBII+. I guess I picked a pretty bad time to list luxury items on eBay. 😂
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LEFT RIGHT, LEFT RIGHT, B-A-START
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On the back burner as yet. When we launch, I want to do it "all-in," and right now, I have a bunch of stuff going on that I need to get resolved before we go "live" so to speak. it'll be a lot of fun though. Thanks for your interest!
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Thanks man. Once I clear some things out and get set back up for success, I'm gonna get myself back into some coding. I have issues with accumulation... not just computer stuff, but many other things as well. I need to de-clutter the world around me. Then I will be able to enjoy my hobbies more.
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Thanks Greg. I'll be putting several items up over the next week or so. Likely to be included in this set of auctions are: -Funware collection (already up) -Mechatronics XBII+ with manual (already up) Coming this week or next: -MG GRAM Kracker (in original box, new) -Super Sketch (in original box) -Red Baron cartridge -Miner 2049er cartridge -Plato Interpreter cartridge -Large lot of sealed PagePro software and add-ons I also have many non-TI-related video game lots coming up including a rare boxed Sears Intellivision with 50+ games, and an Intellivoice module. Also will be selling a gorgeous, boxed, complete Tandy 102 Portable with all the case candy. This one's a gem. Im not getting out of the vintage game/computer world, but I need to reset my priorities. My loss is your gain.
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I have a big box o' TI stuff that I want to trade. None of it is particularly rare, but it's a nice big box of stuff in good condition. I am looking for RO slot car stuff in return. For tracks, I need Tyco/Aurora/AFX compatible track, and for cars, I'm looking for working RO scale cars.... not particular on how they look or whatever--just working cars with decent tires. My box o' stuff for trade includes 8 common cartridges, 12 Micropendium magazines, 3 home computing magazines, a working set of pain sticks, a speech synth, a Navarrone cartridge expander, and some cassettes. I am not wanting to sell this stuff... just want to trade for slot car things. If anyone is remotely interested, I'll take pix of all this stuff. thanks in advance!
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What have you actually PLAYED tracker for 2019 (Season 12)
Opry99er replied to carlsson's topic in Classic Console Discussion
Missed the deadline I guess-- We can add these to next week's times. TI-99/4A: Alpiner (20 minutes) Realms of Antiquity (210 minutes) St. Nick (40 minutes) Tunnels of Doom (270 minutes) Arcade: Rampage (40 minutes) Classic Mac OS: Age of Empires II (240 minutes) Bugdom (360 minutes) -
I guarantee it will work with the standard serial port. I think someone proved it out a year or two ago... WiModem232 I think is what it was called.
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That's great! To answer your previous question, I was using a USRobotics 56k V modem, dialing out over a land phone line to a BBS in New York.
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What kind of modem is it you're using? As far as I know, Telco uses legacy protocols for communicating via modem. There is an auto-dialer which expects an actual phone number. See the video below. It's me using Telco to dial out to a BBS. I zoom in to the screen at the 3:45 mark, so be patient. There are other options for getting online with the TI. Maybe Telco is not the right choice for your application?
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Would there be any interest in a fully packaged new game for the TRS80 Model 100/102? I've been playing with the BASIC here and I could do a game for it fairly easily. Not sure about packaging costs and all, but if my releases for the TI are an indicator, I could do a fully packaged cassette game for about $25 and a disk-based release for $20.
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New TI-99/4A Tunnels of Doom(TOD) game and Game Editor
Opry99er replied to Fritz442's topic in TI-99/4A Computers
Excellent information! Thanks so much @Fritz442! loving this software. Buck is too. He created a funny one and now he is working on a serious one. It's every bit as fun making games as it is playing them. A very different experience from the old Asgard one---which I used and loved.... but this one is so much more intuitive and head and shoulders faster. -
New TI-99/4A Tunnels of Doom(TOD) game and Game Editor
Opry99er replied to Fritz442's topic in TI-99/4A Computers
Hey Matt and Fritz... I couldn't figure out how to eliminate the time limit... I have it jacked up to 25, but that's still a limit. Is it a checkable box or something?