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hueyjones70

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  • Birthday 06/25/1945

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    Clayton, North Carolina 27527
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    Casual Atari user, some games, like to modify things to make them work better.

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  1. I believe I found a mistake on the list, there is a number listed as 83S DA 019474 093 and there is one listed on eBay that is 83S DA 019474 083
  2. I just picked this one up on eBay. I can't read the stamped number after the serial number; it appears to end in 3 but that is a given.1200XL Label A1200XL Label A
  3. I jumpered every contact on the MB that appeared to be damaged and the drive is working. Now I have something that I have to keep close to home. It is something akin to one of the old 1960s cars that I owned; I could start it and operate it with no problems but someone not familiar with it's quirks would likely get stranded somewhere.
  4. I will contact him, I would be willing to purchase a bare MB, but I don't want to purchase the whole drive.
  5. I badged it as an XL1035, sold it on eBay, and it was destroyed during shipping. It was heavily wrapped in bubblewrap and surrounded by styrofoam panels. It appears to have been dropped on one end or one end was slammed into something that didn't move. The rear panel was cracked and the rear of the motherboard was damaged. Since I don't have a spare MB, it is probably beyond restoration.
  6. I badged it as an XL1035, sold it on eBay, and it was destroyed during shipping. It was heavily wrapped in bubblewrap and surrounded by styrofoam panels. It appears to have been dropped on one end or one end was slammed into something that didn't move. The rear panel was cracked and the rear of the motherboard was damaged. Since I don't have a spare MB, it is probably beyond restoration.
  7. I have partially disassembled my 804, and DS1(1-8) switches are easily seen, where are the second set of dip switches (DS2 (1-4)?
  8. I have SMM 804 and it works but not correctly. I tested it with the Last Word and it prints, but it indents the first line about two inches and when it gets to what should be the end of a line it drops to the next line and starts printing where it left off without executing a carriage return. Is an issue with Last Word or is it a hardware issue?
  9. If you can tell that from a photo you have pretty good vision.
  10. I found something that works as well as the conductive paint. It is called "wire glue". It contains carbon and it seems to adhere to the mylar better that the conductive paint. It has about the same consistency as the paint. I bought it with the intention of gluing the mylar finger joints to the the keyboard finger joints but I decided to use it to repair the connectors instead.
  11. I recently downloaded several ATRs; specifically Summer Games A.atr, Summer Games B.atr, Winter Events A.atr, and Winter Events B.atr. When I copied them to my S-Drive they showed up as URLs instead of ATRs. What is going on.
  12. Where can I find an ATR of RealDOS and SpartaDOS. Nevermind, I found them.
  13. I did that earlier. I might do it again just in case.
  14. Pictures of the working board (it has the heat sink), the non-working board, and cables. I use the same ribbon cable with both boards.
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