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Former SysOp of the Griffin's Lair BBS / West L.A. Atari User's Group BBS / Strange World BBS. Began by programming a BBS system on the Atari 800 (BASIC/Assembly), then later on the Atari ST (GFA BASIC), and eventually rewrote it for DOS (80286) in ANSI C.
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Atari 400, 800, 600XL, 800XL, 65XE, 130XE, 130XE Remake, 1088XEL, 576NUC+: Archon, Ultima ]I[: Exodus, M.U.L.E., Return of Heracles, Spelunker, Seven Cities of Gold, Realm of Impossibility, Jumpman, Bruce Lee, Rescue on Fractalus...
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I show 1,000 total files from the site (including HTML, CSS, and images). I wonder if this was just the magic number for Steve Carden to stop working on his site.
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A 1050 probably requires less power than an 810, I would go with something capable of a bit more current.
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Has anyone created SAP files from Exodus: Ultima III?
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Come to think of it, I remember more than one 810 power supply blowing a fuse.
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Mega Speedy, the ultimate 1050 upgrade. Intrest assesment.
Panther replied to guus.assmann's topic in Atari 8-Bit Computers
No point in having the original bezel sit in a drawer forever if the mod isn't likely to be removed. Might as well hack away. -
Mega Speedy, the ultimate 1050 upgrade. Intrest assesment.
Panther replied to guus.assmann's topic in Atari 8-Bit Computers
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I believe the lowest output power supplies that came with 810 drives were 18 VA, so that will probably work fine.
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Mega Speedy, the ultimate 1050 upgrade. Intrest assesment.
Panther replied to guus.assmann's topic in Atari 8-Bit Computers
This is my 1050. It works well for me like this since the drive is up on a shelf. -
I have two 130XE Remakes, two 1088XEL's, and a 576NUC+ that are all NTSC, in addition to a few Atari XL's that all have 2-pin crystals and work fine. Maybe it was just a bad crystal.
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You're located where?
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From what I've read, Bit-Writer only adds the ability to copy some Electronic Arts and Synapse titles that the Super Archiver by itself could not. Is there something else it has to add?
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What crystal, resistors, and capacitors did you use? I've not had an issue using a two pin crystal.
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Well, I'm really not trying to keep up with Steve Carden, if that's even possible.
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I hardly think that's true! I own a Side2, Side3, AVG Cart, Ultimate Cart, MyIDE II, MaxFlash, The!Cart, and SIC!, in addition to things like the OSS 5-in-1 carts, SIO devices such as various incarnations of SDrive, SIO2SD, or FujiNet, and PBI devices such as the Turbo Freezer, yet, I have no favorite and agree that it all depends on what someone needs and how it is to be used. And now I'm beginning to think I may have a bit of a problem with compulsive buying.
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They are the same chip, so that is certainly peculiar. The numbers after C014795 simply have to do with where they were manufactured.