ToxicToast
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Oo interested (qty 1)! I just acquired my first C64 in 30 years and I'm already having a blast with some of the modern hardware enhancements.
I make and sell TOLB, a 8701 clock generator replacement. It HELPS converting a C64 between PAL and NTSC but it doesn't do everything.Turns out the answer to "why" nobody has done it until now is because it's quite hard!
Nice work!
Interested in two kits depending on the final design / implementation choice.
Would prefer to have a solution that does not require any external fitting, case cutting, etc.
Internal application only.
That one connector will be provided ready mounted even with the kit [emoji106]I've been banging my head about those PAL only titles that just won't run on my NTSC bread box. Definitely Interested for 1 un-assembled kit! Looks very nice so far.
edit: That SMT X1 connector pad pitch looks a little scary for me to solder on my own though. Any chance the design could be fully through hole?
I'm interested in the ready-to-go board, and I have a quick question: when you switch from NTSC to PAL, does the CPU speed go from 1.023MHz to 0.985MHz? Fortunately, I have a PVM that supports NTSC and PAL (60Hz - NTSC, 50Hz - PAL).
Thanks everyone. We're definitely looking into this but maybe not for the first public release, though I understand the desire.Declaring interest in 1 or 2 kits depending on price, is it possible to incorporate into your design a 'switchless' design aka using the same design as switchless ROMS (switchless JiffyDos comes to mind) with tapping key inputs lines run/stop or restore to name a few.