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The faq page here mentions Clinton Smith. Is he a member here?
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The Lynx is a neat little system that I am starting to learn about. I found some mentions online about a newsletter called APE but there aren't any copies I could find online. Are they available any place, maybe here?
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I am not a prepaid investor of this but the same person was making the same complaints about another Atari product years ago--- https://groups.google.com/forum/#!search/vendel$20harker$20catbox/comp.sys.atari.8bit/rvwTIqfKe-I/gLgTZ_IbpeIJ https://groups.google.com/forum/#!search/vendel$20harker$20catbox/rec.games.video.atari/jdYBwGQHnxA/_oqjJP_kMAwJ https://groups.google.com/forum/#!search/vendel$20harker$20catbox/alt.atari-jaguar/V514Prqfaqk/Z_D5o-h9Wh0J I do not know what a catbox is and I am guessing it doesn't hold litter But all the same things he complained about then could easily apply to this xm and people have been waiting for ten years? Someone here talked about an alternate universe where this was finished and being enjoyed. I think in this universe people should get a refund after waiting for so long.
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Pictures of Activision office/employees, circa 1983
trapperkeeper replied to JayAre's topic in Atari 2600
You are correct Rom Collector. There's a rotary (dial) phone and a touch-tone phone. The touch-tone phone was never called a dial tone phone. Both phones first used analog phone lines. Both can still be used on digital phone lines, you just need a pulse to tone converter for a rotary phone and a filter for both. Some touch-tone phones had a switch on them that allowed it to be used for both pulse and tone dialing. The dial tone is the signal sent by the phone company. The tones are the sounds a touch-tone phone makes when using it. A land line is the physical cable that goes to your house. It can be either analog or digital. -
My TI came down with a common cold, which was a bad vram chip. I had the last screen shown on this page, the orange one. https://www.ninerpedia.org/wiki/Troubleshooting The bad chip was changed and it was healthy again. But now its sick again with a different screen that isn't on that page. I will try to add a photo of it. What could the bad chip be now?
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Thanks grips03. It's made by Pac-Tech. You can get them directly from their website - https://www.pactecenclosures.com/product-search.php?classid=26#bm26 Mouser Electronics also carries them and some are as cheap as $6 each - https://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine?Keyword=keyboard+enclosure
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Do you remember where you bought it from? I would like to use it to make a TI controller.
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🖥 FlashROM 99 & FinalGROM 99 - Repository -- (01/01/2021)
trapperkeeper replied to Omega-TI's topic in TI-99/4A Computers
Thank you Greg. I don't have 32k so I would need the grom image one. -
🖥 FlashROM 99 & FinalGROM 99 - Repository -- (01/01/2021)
trapperkeeper replied to Omega-TI's topic in TI-99/4A Computers
That might be it. I found a site with some photos of the prototype version - http://www.videogamehouse.net/munchmanproto.html -
🖥 FlashROM 99 & FinalGROM 99 - Repository -- (01/01/2021)
trapperkeeper replied to Omega-TI's topic in TI-99/4A Computers
Can someone post a copy of Air Wolf and the Munchman prototype?