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hi friends,

I had a dream a long time,a ATARI st computer conversion to pc

and finally, me and my team to do so, and we wanted to share with you

detailed pictures and my other projects for www.atariturkiye.com

best regards

gunhan.poyraz @ windowslive.com

[email protected]

www.atariturkiye.com

for detailes

gunhan.poyraz @ windowslive.com

[email protected]

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Wait! You mean you *killed* an Atari Computer in order to Frankensteint it into a PC?

AAAAAAaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!

By the way, will you set up a smaller version with English text?

 

Thank you for sharing.

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how about an ST into an Amiga case:twisted:

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not mine, and it is an early work in progress, all the gaps will be filled

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Funny, because I was just thinking about finding a toasted ST and seeing if I could squeeze a laptop board in and get the KB working. Was actually thinking that the Falcon case might have been better as I could put a floppy/card-reader in without having to cut anything out. My plan was to put USB ports under the keyboard in place of the D15 ports, possibly where the analogue ports are too. Do I have the time at the moment though? I wish!

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I still someday want to make a standard PC case out of a TI-99/4A's Peripheral Expansion box, and recycle as many parts as possible.

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I still someday want to make a standard PC case out of a TI-99/4A's Peripheral Expansion box, and recycle as many parts as possible.

 

I'm going the opposite way, I have a 5inch colour CRT tube I plan to make an Atari equivalent of the SX-64 out of one day with an XEGS system :)

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I still someday want to make a standard PC case out of a TI-99/4A's Peripheral Expansion box, and recycle as many parts as possible.

 

Now that would be purty!

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The problem I would run into is proper grounding and not short circuiting anything in said case. I'm no expert on grounding stuff. It has a full 2x 5.25 inch bay for putting in drives of my choice. The power cord connector is the same as it always has been on PCs.

 

The card slots for the TI will need to be Dremel'd out as they aren't even close to a match for standard "PC" card slots. I wonder if I can just gut out the heavy transformer on the left side & stick in a modern day power supply. Switch out the noisy fan for a modern one.

 

The power switch will have to be switched out for a soft switch.

 

Added difficulty: The PEB is built like a Sherman tank.

 

Ah fun fun fun. Sure, I won't be able to read TI-994/A disks anymore, but think of the retro factor!

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For sure! And grounding is simple. You can buzz it out with your DMM or know where the ground spots are (on a circuit board, usually the largest area(s) where you see the most tin. You could use CPU board risers to keep things from shorting out in between the case and the rest of any boards. Grounding termination is almost universally at the point where you'd mount the supporting screws to the case.

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I still someday want to make a standard PC case out of a TI-99/4A's Peripheral Expansion box, and recycle as many parts as possible.

 

I'm going the opposite way, I have a 5inch colour CRT tube I plan to make an Atari equivalent of the SX-64 out of one day with an XEGS system :)

 

 

You're talking about the Atari 65XEP.

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Our latest hardware atari 1040 st

stlast.jpg

 

Thank you for the interest;

 

RETRO_Atari 1040 ST With ATARI wireless mouse ( orginally microsoft laser mini mouse in atari mouse case)

CUTE......and Powerfull

 

computer specs..

zotac 630i _MINI

INTEL D 660 P4

Please check cpu on the net_ http://www.smartoffice.gr/cpu_intel_pd660.htm

3,6GHz d660 cpu Power Mode O_Clock 4,79GHz

2 GB RAM

INTERNAL PSU 450W

Ge-Force 7100

6 ch hd SOUND

320 IDE

WIRELESS INTERNET.802.11g max 54Mbps

WIRELESS MOUSE (two button) ORIGINAL ATARI. ST STYLE

FREE 4 USB PORT

colling methode : air and liquid ( izo-alcholl), Internal temperature of 72 degrees after 2 hours from play the game (call of duty)

 

Please Check all photo our web site retro mod section http://www.atariturkiye.com

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Thank you for your request and questions,

Below you will find some explanation

**** We have got a

Microsoft Open Licence Program (MOLP)

There isnt any licence issue for this PC

Otherwise

We advice to "PARDUS 2009" OS

We have got a Gnu_Open source_

Please Check on the net.

http://www.pardus.org.tr/

we thing so Visiual option is better than Windows 7

 

***** You can play All Doom series,Call Of Duty,etc.

Please Check mainboard.

ATARI ST _Retro_ is a "size big" for games.

This unit is for professional PC user.

We can create also for games _lower version_ AMIGA retro.

 

****** Also we get a lot of MIDI port and software questions.

You can use all EMU program with this unit.

Of course It is a PC.

 

But,attention!

There is no MIDI port on this device

You can use "Sound Blaster External" unit For MIDI option.

I have no experiment about "Atari Notator" or others.

 

Thank you very much.

 

atariturkiye team..

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Our latest hardware atari 1040 st

stlast.jpg

 

How did you attach the ST keyboard to the PC mainboard - I have not yet found a ready-to-use conversion kit or the like. Was it your own invention?

 

I was thinking of a ST case mod like this myself, but asI was unable to keep the case outside unmodified, I postponed it.

 

 

Thorsten

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ST to PC keyboard , this project involved the conversion up to us

and finally we did it was the subject

We did not find any ready way

 

There are two ways that we believe .

 

a) the original keyboard cut and cut to fit into the matrix pc ...

b) st keyboard signals with a mc pc to convert to the format understood

 

http://www.atariturkiye.com/modifiyeler-retro-mod/49-atari-st-modifiye.html

 

and both solutions produced

 

I am here to help friends who want to

 

for technical info

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for sales conversion kits

[email protected]

 

best regards

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$5000? Are you friggin insane? Who the frick is going to touch that?

 

What a world.

 

Thank you for the interest;

 

SELLING PRICE WILL BE 100% OF DONATION ( UNICEF etc. )

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Well, that is nice. Good luck.

 

 

 

$5000? Are you friggin insane? Who the frick is going to touch that?

 

What a world.

 

Thank you for the interest;

 

SELLING PRICE WILL BE 100% OF DONATION ( UNICEF etc. )

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