Ah well, it could have been worse. I've seen some of the horror stories when lurking on forums. I suppose I should be grateful that I didn't need to sweep it up. :roll:
The board is okay but the case was damaged. Lucky-ish, I guess. I got home, saw the card and thought "err... they wouldn't have just dropped it over the fence onto concrete would they?" Well, yeah. They did. :double
Could you be a Hermes courier?
<EXCERPT FROM HERMES COURIER APTITUDE TEST, OR PERHAPS JUST WHAT HAPPENED EARLIER OUTSIDE MY FRONT DOOR>
You are a Hermes courier delivering a C64C in a small box. You arrive at the address and the intended recipient is not in. You look at the label on the box...
The retro collection as it stands:
Sinclair ZX81 :)
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 16k Issue One (rubber key)
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128k Issue 6U (toastrack)
Amstrad ZX Spectrum +3 Issue 2 (plus DivIDE and other goodies)
Commodore C64C, 1541-II x2
BBC B (in need of TLC)
<DISTINCT LACK OF AMIGA - NEED TO...
@Spritex1: Aww! You can almost hear him thinking "throw it! Throw it! Throw it!" :lol:
Here are my two furry monsters: Merry and Pippin - had to lure them out with grass for this photo; they're still young and a bit shy. :roll:
Nice machine - are the black marks near the ventilation grilles marker pen or something? Do you think they would come off with a clean / quick wipe with IPA or similar?
Hello everyone! :)
After resurrecting my old toastrack Spectrum and C64 I am looking forward to getting hold of an Amiga again. I work as a research fellow in optoelectronics, so after a day with hugely temperamental experimental tech, it's nice to tinker with the 'old iron' when I get back...
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