Hi Mate, it's 3 Channel and yeah it records 1.3 mega pixel aparantly! The Video's are quite funny when you crash, it went into a spin yesterday which was funny caught on film!
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Got three very nice gifts from my wife for this year for my birthday, a nice Nikon S8200 not as functional as the more expensive cameras out there but takes really nice photos, Torne for the PS3 so now I can record all my favourite Japanese TV shows, やた!! and finally エイトマン!! or Eight Man for the Neo Geo AES, awesome awesome game!
coor spy cam steve I could have lots of fun with that in the pubs back yard :)
I have been meaning to get my Walkera Dragonfly 4-ch heli up and running but I think I will let it go soon. :(
Hehe yep I can`t complain, she outdid herself this year with presents :)
I always wanted a NES, and well. this one had a box in perfect condition and the nes even smelled new.
http://mork.me/images/nes_superset.jpg
My good friend Timo is sending me a Japanese Saturn to add to my Japanese console collection, with a stack of games (more besides the pictures) of course I've had to send some money his way :lol:
Thanks again my friend :thumbsup:
http://djfuzzbuzz.tk/Saturn/DSCN0217.jpg
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No worries mate, I am sure you will enjoy her, when it comes to Japanese 2D retro gaming nothing gets better than the Neo Geo and Saturn. By the way I will be sending the other games separately via airmail as they did not fit in the box, so you might get some of the other games earlier. :)
nice saturn steve how come the uk always get plain black or white machines
Some great finds! I especially like the complete NES setup.
Heather
Got my Indivision card and A1000 Adapter. The only Complain I have Is the big warning sheet for the Adapter is in German. Why can't they put an English translation on the Reverse, so the whole rest of the population of the world can read it? I don't think this is a Jen's Item, because Jens would have put English in there.
Basically, don't stick it on Denise socket but instead stick it on the Paula socket :)
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VarIO + Delfina + Deneb = :arms:arms:arms
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Posted a general wanted ad for Commodore equipment/accessories on Craig's List last week. Someone contacted me about this PET 2001 computer and I jumped at the chance to get it.
It was a single owner system so it's in excellent physical condition. Unfortunately, there's a problem with the monitor, tape drive, and something wrong on the motherboard because it sometimes starts with errors. I'm pretty confident that I'll be able to fix it with the help of the retro community. :D
The gentleman also had two other amazing computers that he's had since the 70's. The first is an IMSAI 8080 and the second is a Sol-20 Terminal Computer! He's selling them but they are certainly out of my price range. It was, however, really great to see two historically significant systems in person.
Heather
Awesome, Heather! <-(I can rephrase this sentence without the comma)
The PET is an important computer to have. Most of the times the problem lies in the dried up capacitors (as always) or oxidated contacts.
Thanks Rogerio! I'm fairly certain that the problem with the main board is the capacitors since the PET will sometimes start properly. Speaking of capacitors, how do you test one to see if is working properly? I also need to learn how to read a capacitor to know what I need to buy for replacements.
The monitor works, but there is a wave that flows from the top of the monitor to the bottom. Anything in the thick wave band gets distorted. Fixing the cassette drive might be as simple as cleaning it because the player will play and fast forward/rewind but it does not find any programs on the tape. It may also need an alignment, but I won't be able to tell until I dig into it.
Ciao! :p
Heather
@SDG: I found a relatively easy way to test a capacitor. If you have a can of air, spray it onto the capacitor so that it developes "frost" on the capacitor's surface and "boils" away. You should smell the rotten fish, if it has leaked.
Not sure if this was exactly what you were after. A dry or otherwise faulty capacitor should affect the output voltage.
This should help: http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/showthread.php?t=5326
Posts # 5,6,7 should cover you, i was too lazy to write details myself.. :lol:
Thanks guys! I should probably just go ahead and replace all of them because they will eventually need replacing anyways.
Heather
I just got this , i coudnt resist (amiga accelerator on hold LOL )
I need to find my Expert cart and a tape cassette now :D
oh and this maybee http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/...roducts_id=917 dunno how to read it more research :)
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My first own C64 (Thanks again, Papdi!) alongside with the companion 1541.
Nice pair!:nod:
yay its going be a CBM Easter \o/
Time to change my signature again. :)
My new Quickshots thanks to Tajmaster!!:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
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nice chris never seen them before
That PET is utterly awesome. That was the first computer I used way back in school.
/me wipes away a nostalgic tear.
Wavey lines? First thing I would check is the PSU, smoothing caps and bridge recitifier. Handy thing about PETs is a nice, simple linear PSU design. Simple, easy to test and oh so cheap to repair.
CBM cassette drives *always* need the wonk angle adjusting slightly, it's part of their charm. :)
Just picked this one up. A bit pricey, but hope it's worth it:thumbsup:
Hi to all
Not all is new but.... :)
In the last months I have bought some usefull PCB rework stuff.
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I decided to self repair/recap my A4000D, A1200 & A600 spare mobos :whistle: (I'm praying..... :lol: ).
Of course I have made a lot of practices soldering & desoldering ICs, sockets, caps, etc...
Now I think I'm ready to start with my lovely Amiga Hardware (crossing all fingers) :)
I'm just waiting my recently purchased soldering/desoldering SMD tweezers (thanks a lot Johnim :bowdown: ) and some 72 pin SIMM sockets.....
If I have time I will open some threads when I start the jobs....
nice kit i want 1 of them light magnifiers
Picked up yesterday :-D
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Finally got myself an Indivision for my A4000...
Also got one Indi MKII for A1200 pre-ordered as well as one MKII for A4000 (a spare won't hurt ;))
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...0/DSCN4232.jpg
In beautiful shape and runs like a new car :-) Me so happy
Gary
The light magnifier can be bought at Maplins.:thumbsup:
Thanks Uncle_Meat! I may pick your brain once I get a chance to start working on it. :)
As for something new... I bought new furniture for my living room today. I also bought my first pistol, a 9mm Glock 26. I know people sometimes don't understand Americans with their guns. I purchased this for shooting paper targets... and to protect my retro collection. :lol:
Hope everyone is having a great weekend!
Heather
My new addition is a Picasso IV card.
Some great purchases there guys, GL with the reworking Pablo :thumbsup:
Nice aquisitions there Buzzfuzz & GaryED50 :cool:
I picked up some little goodies at a Car boot sale this morning, not much Gaming stuff there today, just some old tatty PS1's and lots of old PS games...
No Amiga stuff :(
But I did find these useful cards & USB Wireless Keypad in someones box of bits:
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And the USB Keypad works perfect with my A600 via the Subway USB :bowdown:
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Awesome eh?
Shame you can't use USB with WHDLoad :coffee:
LOL! Thanks, I'll have to remember that. :D
Heather
I'm not quite sure, my friend.
Try using Anaiis instead of Poseidon, it may work!
But will work well on laptop according to that father on facebook!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl1ujzRidmU
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Got this really really nice semi-old sound card.
Sound is great, very good quality as far as I can tell.
Another big plus is the wavetable header inside the break-out box where my DB60XG clone daughter board fits like it was designed specifically for it. Much nicer than having it dangling on the Turtle Beach PCI card I used previously. Also MIDI connectors in the front for attaching my Roland MT-100.
Drivers exist for Windows XP and Vista. However, these drivers also worked just fine on Windows 7 64bit!
This makes it a more or less perfect card for running DOSBOX on a modern system with great MIDI capability. Joy!
And all this for the price of two pints, in Sweden anyway. Or if you prefer: one pint in Norway, or three maybe four pints in UK. :D
Not my pictures though.
I still have my DM 6 Fire in a drawer somewhere, awesome card indeed :thumbsup:
Picked up a new monitor yesterday.
Sony Bravia EX310BU 22 Inch Full HD Freeview LED
Costco have it on sale for £200 instead of £300 they're meant to be with a nice 5 yr warranty. (Even rang my old AV Store to see if they could price match, which they couldn't do)
Really surprised by it, 1080p for my PC, Playstation 2 and Xbox 1 work really sharp and clear through component on it. And best of all, my Amiga, MegaDrive and NES have never looked so vivid and sharp. Even manages to remove the blurry fuzz from composite connections, whilst still looking natural and smooth.
Oh yeah, Amiga high-res interlace mode through rgb scart works perfect, mouse moves through the screen really nicely without any tearing going on.
Another nice feature, it allows you to set the screen size and adjust everything and every input is treated individually, so my Mega drive is fully full screen without having to adjust when my miggy is switched on :cool:
Overall, perfect retro monitor/tv for me :thumbsup: will take some screenshots tonight. Results are outstanding.