motrucker

Ray's power supplies are an extremely important addition to the C-64 hardware these days. No one wants to use those old black bricks that we got with the C-64 here in the US. Jim Brain and Bil Herd are working pne a new PSU for the C-64, but that project isn't finished yet, so Ray Carlsen's PSU are important. http://personalpages.tds.net/~rcarlsen/custom%20ps.html

I use a couple of Sega Genesis gamepad on my C-64, but I have modified the gamepads so they can't hurt the computer. There is some info here: https://atariage.com/forums/topic/182983-so-can-i-safely-use-sega-gamepads-for-all-9pin-type-consolescomputers/ That may be helpful

I have a 32" AOC LED monitor that I originally bought for my PC. I have since tried it with my older computers and game machines, with mixed results. I have gone back to a Commodore 1080 CRT monitor for the C-64, but I use the AOC for most other machines, including the C-128 (with an added card).

Ray Carlsen is also making power suppies for many of the Commodore computers. They aren't cheap, but are extremely well designed and made. You can find them on his site: http://personalpages.tds.net/~rcarlsen/custom%20ps.html

I a couple of Vic 20 cartridges, one with a screw and one without, so obviously these things are all created equal. The one with the screw was dead easy to open up, the one without a screw was like a chinese puzzle trying to open it up. I'm glad Commodore had a better idea for the C-64 cartridges. http://rr.c64.org/wiki/Final_Cartridge

When will these adapters be available on line. I''ve been following the development on another forum, and am very interested in at least one of these boards.