For Sale CD32 TF328_plus IDE cable and CF adapter_With Riser
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Crashhard_Banger
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Hi supaduper, you may have missed my post on the previous page... definitely want this awesome bit of tech.
(As a new member i cannot yet send PM's)
Declaring interest for 1x bundle. Please quote for postage with tracking to Australia if possible. Many thanks.
(As a new member i cannot yet send PM's)
Declaring interest for 1x bundle. Please quote for postage with tracking to Australia if possible. Many thanks.
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Item Recived! Unboxing & Reviewed my unit here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6THhc9MfgXw Thank you so much SuperDuper great job
any Feedback SupaDuper
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Item Recived! Unboxing & Reviewed my unit here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6THhc9MfgXw Thank you so much SuperDuper great job
any Feedback SupaDuper
Hi Johhny , thankyou for the review on your Channel. it was an awesome watch !!
Item Recived! Unboxing & Reviewed my unit here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6THhc9MfgXw Thank you so much SuperDuper great job
any Feedback SupaDuper
Hi Johhny , thankyou for the review on your Channel. it was an awesome watch !!
My Pleasure , continue with the Great Job supaduper
Package received and tested.
Very well packed. Plugged in my CD32 and it worked very fine using the video output of the riser and an Amiga 1200 display cable. It booted very fast the compact flash card and displayed the 8Mo fast RAM without problem. Display quality is same as the standard output of the CD32 (well, mine is pretty new since it was used only few times).
A rapid speed test shown a speed a bit faster than a stock A1200, probably due to very fast fastram.
Now I need a PS2 keyboard lol.
By the way many thanks to TerribleFire for creating this open-source card and to you Supaduper for building it for the community. It's a pleasure to be able to launch games without having to burn CDs.
Crashhard_Banger
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Exactly... quite amazing really, given the fairly low numbers of CD32's produced that this project ever saw the light of day! The internal custom CD drives weren't going to last forever either... this will no doubt save many consoles from the scrap heap.
Hi.
New member here via the retro man cave youtube videos.
I've just got alive my CD 32 that is rocking an SX1 with 4mb and a 60mb harddrive. I'd like to purchase your kit please. Could you let me know what I need to do. Ta
Thanks
Dan
Two questions I have....
How would I connect a floppy for save games going forward or is there a way round it using a "virtual?" floppy on the cf card?
What's the best cable to use via the RGB. Out to VGA or SCART, is there a quality diff? At the moment I don't have an original amiga monitor or CRT tv. I'll probably be going into a PC monitor.
Kind Regards
Dan
New member here via the retro man cave youtube videos.
I've just got alive my CD 32 that is rocking an SX1 with 4mb and a 60mb harddrive. I'd like to purchase your kit please. Could you let me know what I need to do. Ta
Thanks
Dan
Two questions I have....
How would I connect a floppy for save games going forward or is there a way round it using a "virtual?" floppy on the cf card?
What's the best cable to use via the RGB. Out to VGA or SCART, is there a quality diff? At the moment I don't have an original amiga monitor or CRT tv. I'll probably be going into a PC monitor.
Kind Regards
Dan
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Hi.
New member here via the retro man cave youtube videos.
I've just got alive my CD 32 that is rocking an SX1 with 4mb and a 60mb harddrive. I'd like to purchase your kit please. Could you let me know what I need to do. Ta
Thanks
Dan
Two questions I have....
How would I connect a floppy for save games going forward or is there a way round it using a "virtual?" floppy on the cf card?
What's the best cable to use via the RGB. Out to VGA or SCART, is there a quality diff? At the moment I don't have an original amiga monitor or CRT tv. I'll probably be going into a PC monitor.
Kind Regards
Dan
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