For Sale A500 IDE adapters, PS/2 mouse adapter, A600 CF adapter

[Tatatiux]

PM received and payment sent.

 

[TheMightyMadman]

Declaring interest in a v425 ide+ 8MB (low profile for A500) with CPU for €85.00 + UK P&P, when they next become available (assuming that this will work OK with the A500+).

Out of interest, will this work with the following IDE-CF interface from AmigaKit? It would be preferable as it's on a flying lead, and would leave more room for the RF shield.
https://amigakit.amiga.store/product_info.php?products_id=324
Or, this one from Sordan?
https://sordan.ie/product/529/internal-ide-44-pin-lower-cf-card-adapter-for-amiga-600-1200/

 

[Starvak-Sp]

Declaring interest in a v425 ide+ 8MB (low profile for CDTV) without CPU for €82.00 + Spain P&P, when available.

 

[jalle_boy]

Received and worked great

 

[m4d]

Declaring interest for 8mb+ide for a stock A1000 (PAL) if available

 

[m4d]

PM received and payment sent.

 

[QuietBear]

I am interested in a mem68k with 8mb for an A500 no CPU needed. Will be using with a tf534.

 

[m4d]

Item received. Thanks!

 

[onetontinuri]

I am interested in soldered combination v425 ide+ 8MB (low profile for a500, cdtv, others) cpu plugged and special ide-cf adapter for v4xx.

 

[QuietBear]

Interest withdrawn.

 

[max2000]

Mem68k received and installed in A1000. Works great! Will leave feedback.

 

[mtp66]

Interested in a mem68k with 8mb for a stock NTSC A1000.

 

[CapnChaos]

Interested in a mem68k with 8mb for A1000.

 

[ruemhart]

Interested in a mem68k with 8mb for A1000.

 

[m4d]

I've finally found time to open my A1000 and install my combined IDE/Ram board this weekend. Unfortunately my machine does not boot at all (black screen) with the board installed. After trying a few times I was curious if the included MC68HC000 could be the culprit so I tried just the MC68HC000 without the IDE/Ram board and it didn't work either (black screen again). After that I've tried my original cpu with the IDE/Ram board, but unfortunately that didn't change anything. When I revert back to just my original cpu without the board installed the machine runs fine so it seems the board and MC68HC000 are dead. I'm a bit puzzled how that happened since I always wear an ESD wristband when working on hardware.

 

[kneehighspy]

has mika left the amiga scene? links no longer work for his sites and his email returns as 'does not exist.'

wanted to purchase some more mem68k boards. thanks everyone.

//kneehighspy

 

[m4d]

has mika left the amiga scene?

I was wondering the same thing. I hope he's well! Also I could really use some help with my board as it's seemingly DOA.

 

[mkl]

I have only some blank pcb's for ide to sell.
No ram boards. I've run out of the 5 volt 4M x 16 drams. It may be possible to find more - but chinese sellers might deliver fakes (such as 3.3volt chips with 5v chip fake markings)

I have a number of 8M x 16 SDRAM chips, but the circuit board and cpld code would need to be redesigned.

When I have the time, I plan to make archive packages of the ram and ide documents for download.

 

[LIV2]

Hi mkl! I hope you're well

I have only some blank pcb's for ide to sell.
No ram boards. I've run out of the 5 volt 4M x 16 drams. It may be possible to find more - but chinese sellers might deliver fakes (such as 3.3volt chips with 5v chip fake markings)

I see there was an older revision that used 3v DRAMs, what was the reason for switching back to 5V RAMs again?

I have a number of 8M x 16 SDRAM chips, but the circuit board and cpld code would need to be redesigned.

Have thought about this too, guess this will requite adding a clock multiplier too - or am I missing something?

 

[mkl]

A crystall oscillator could be used for sdram controller.
I prefered 5V chips for manual assembly of boards (lower part count, no voltage translators/buffers).

- - - Updated - - -

I've finally found time to open my A1000 and install my combined IDE/Ram board this weekend. Unfortunately my machine does not boot at all (black screen) with the board installed. After trying a few times I was curious if the included MC68HC000 could be the culprit so I tried just the MC68HC000 without the IDE/Ram board and it didn't work either (black screen again). After that I've tried my original cpu with the IDE/Ram board, but unfortunately that didn't change anything. When I revert back to just my original cpu without the board installed the machine runs fine so it seems the board and MC68HC000 are dead. I'm a bit puzzled how that happened since I always wear an ESD wristband when working on hardware.

I hope I will be able to help with this.