Amiga internet with PLIPBOX

[Rakeim132]

Thanks, yes saw it since then. Will look into it later today... Now at work... In a crazy meeting with Boeing (lol).

 

[ajack]

What happens now? I want this real badly! P

Sent from my Note 2 using Tapatalk...

 

[MindWalker]

There is a seller on eBay.de selling complete plipboxes. It seems he has several, as I have seen a couple sold already (including one that I bought). Perhaps a bit costly at around 40 eur, though.

 

[Rakeim132]

It's not expensive considering that all components are costing about 35 USD purchased one by one....

 

[Sardine]

<<< party pooper mode on >>>

please watch the price comments please.

<<< party pooper mode off >>>

Great product and a cheaper alternative to what is available atm,

 

[UberFreak]

Actually, if you dont take into account the custom adapter board, the other parts are much cheaper with free shipping from china (both links are to BIN sales):

http://www.ebay.com/itm/USB-Nano-V3...128?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item486ce6a4e0

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mini-ENC28J...458?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27efd5854a

 

[Beavis]

Hubba hubba, this item seems to be pretty hot.
At this very moment I'm working on a version in a box, and I mean a physical box, with all of the critical parts inside said box, so no danger for parts being exposed to external hazards.
The RJ-45 will be exiting 90 degrees CCW rotated compared to the Gbay version.
Price will fetch around € 55-60, powering the thingy will require some smart R&D, but that will be sorted out.
Depending on what's on my plate coming weekend, I might even be able to present a sample coming Sunday, wishful thinking or not? Time will tell, else it will take a few more days.
So stay tuned.....

 

[lantus360]

got mine all setup over the weekend, including configuring MiamiDX with it. It runs great and speeds a very good all things considered.

i made a video tutorial of it being setup/configured and some testing online

 

[Yulquen74]

My internal one:

http://s1314.photobucket.com/user/y_u_l_q_u_e_n/media/DSC_0487_zpsrw9ixtrr.jpg.html?o=6

Interconnected boards between the I/O chips and its sockets, with electronic switches
able to connect parallell port signals to either motherboard port or plipbox.

Small PIC on board with buzzer,
switching done with 3-button mouse clicks, updates I/O status during reset only, and
selection stored in EEPROM memory of the PIC.

Also uses mousebuttons to switch between floppy df0: and Gotek df0separare card
for this on floppy connector), Gotek sound effect in buzzer, and at last up/down
signals to Gotek (external display and usb), also controlled with mouse.

 

[Bastich]

I am in the process of building one ATM. All the parts are from China and come in very cheap Once I have it all working I was considering trying to make a version using one of the ESP8266 boards in order to make it wireless