Recent content by nc513

Declaring interest.For 1 x CPU4C16 and 1 x CPU4PLUS4, what are the shipping options to Finland? Thanks!(Marked as sold/completed by MCes)

Hi, Would it be possible to in some way plot the pulses being read from or written to the memory card (in real-time)? That is, something similar to what the Tiny C2N Monitor does here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ba5iuf9HwM8&feature=youtu.be&t=56 ...but the display wouldn't have to be so...

Ok, so on the main board, we have an 8-pin female header. On the mux board we have three 8-pin female headers. To the header marked "BUS -> Datasette" on the mux board, we connect a male Datassette connector, like the ones mentioned in post 154 or post 272. This will allow us to connect a...

Have any changes been made to the mux board pictured in post #240, or is that the final version? What would be a good way of connecting it to the main board?

Are you referring to post #140? (Including a link seems to make the post require a moderator's approval???). Yes, in 1999, I also made a C64S-adapter like that and have had great success with it. Still, I haven't been able to find a complete diagram illustrating how to make a strip board...

Sounds good. What about this, though: Should it be possible to make a strip board version of the MUX board, etc, or do I need a professional PCB?

So e.g. hooking up a 5-6VDC (the amount of current drawn would probably be quite modest?) 'wall wart' to the Tapuino's female Datassette connector would turn the Tapuino into a standalone tape dumping device? However, that's assuming that the build includes a MUX board and a male Datassette...

Is there an up-to-date bill of materials and building instructions available for a strip board version of the Tapuino, including support for capturing data from a Datassette recorder straight to a micro SD card? Also (I probably should RTFM), where does the Tapuino get power when a) being used...