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I love the A1000. They are cool machines as long as you understand they are not really expandable by design like the other big box amiga. They also dont have as many ways to expand them like other amigas. Their parallel port is different from other Amiga so you cant mostly use things like...

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the things you dont see are safety features. fuses, shorting protection, over current, over voltage, isolated outputs etc. The Siglent PSU is just a copy of the GWInstek PSU (I think every chinese brand on the planet copied GW PSU design). If you can find old AIM/TTI PSU, Hameg, Lambda/TDK...

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If you still have some, declaring interest for 1x for my gba1000 to USA.

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ZAX ICD-378, Z80 In-Circuit Debugger! very cool bit of hardware. has a brushless fan on the back that sounds like a 747 warming up. its crazy loud.

sweet. I have owned the gold box collections in various forms (massive special rare CE packs to each individual 'gold box'). some of my fav games. The two Savage Frontier games are two of the best and most often overlooked of the gold box games... If someone is going to start the EOTB series...

really nice! Is this a modified version like the GBA release or a rerun of the original phoenix schematic? did anyone ever make the memory board for the 96pin expansion?

nice work!

hmm Ive never seen that quadportiec before. I dont think you can use a single iec device on multiple c= systems because of how the bus works and how its driven by the c64.

the idea is to let you toggle switch which drive is connected to which c64. so if you had 2 c64's you could toggle which drive was connected to which c64. the downside is, drive id#'s are hardcoded on the hardware so switching two drive #8's etc :( but I could easily toggle my uIEC/SD between...

so ages pass, and come again and we throw out the old design and whip up a new design. so now to find time to test it and get back on this project! A little explanation since this board is kinda brefit of silk screen id's. bottom row of 4x 5pin headers are the 4 input IEC drives. the side...

very nice! :)

Got a few days back a non-bootleg bomjack 1984 pcb. plan is to make a bartop standalone for it.