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  1. poobah
    Used some GFA Basic back in the day, eventually started adding some asm routines before jumping ship to C. It's a really good BASIC implementation, and as others have noted, some commercial games were made with it. Back in the day I did a Dr. Mario clone (#1 on Genie for 8 weeks... woohoo) it was in GFA Basic.
  2. poobah
    Same here!
  3. poobah
    I've had good luck (knock on wood) with both PCBWay and JLCPCB. One useful quirk of JLCPCB is they are associated with LCSC. If you have a PCB order with JLC, then go over to LCSC for some components, they will give you a decent discount on faster shipping. On the down side, best pony up for DHL or fedex, or you will be waiting for a while on your boards.
  4. poobah
    Hi all, With Tenox's blessing, I've done a small run of his excellent ECL2VGA adapters. "An adapter that allows to run TT High (1280x960) on a standard VGA LCD Panel is now available for sale. It essentially replaces TTM 19x monitors on a standard flat panel." You can get more details at my website Legacy Pixels Shop
  5. poobah
    If there's still time, I'll do 10
  6. poobah
    Some keys left over from a Humble Bundle purchase Company of Heroes 2 Bioshock Remastered FTL
  7. poobah
    ^ THIS!!!! I can't count the number of old world Macs I've seen damaged/destroyed by leaking PRAM batteries.
  8. poobah
    The correct part number is C103067. It adds a 16 MHz MC68881 Floating Point Chip to the system.
  9. poobah
    I was looking over the board, its an odd technology assortment.
  10. poobah
    Here's one of mine:
  11. poobah
    Aluminum block Caddy V8.... you won't be sorry =D
  12. poobah
    "Grasshopper, you must learn patience" "Yeah, Yeah, patience.... How long will that take?"
  13. poobah
    Appreciate the update, be safe!
  14. poobah
    MiSTer is really nice, lots of active development on the base system, as well as the various cores. There are also periodic updates and new addon boards, the schematics are open source, so anyone with the needed skill can build boards. I've been building addon boards for almost a year now, you can find out more at the atari-forum thread, or visit my website at www.legacypixels.com/mister
  15. poobah
    Accurate for 720k drives. Can't speak to shoe-horning in a 1.44 as detailed, quite nicely, on the webpage. Cheers
  16. poobah
    The DS0 and DS1 jumpers, that's pretty much it.
  17. poobah
    :rolling: :rolling:
  18. poobah
    "Your order is on the way" WOOHOO!!! :D :D
  19. poobah
    Sure looks like the blue output is missing.
  20. poobah
    I guess that makes today a good day =D
  21. poobah
    How about an Ensoniq SoundscapeDB wavetable daughterboard?
  22. poobah
    Woohoo! Ordered!
  23. poobah
    No worries
  24. poobah
    ...which is just a leeetle bit alive....
  25. poobah
    Yes, if the drive needs all the current, it won't work, but the computer won't be damaged, that's all i was saying. Strange to put drivers on some signals but not others.
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