Thank you.
I'm selling a batch of Framethrower boards for the Amiga 500/2000. These require a PiStorm to work, along with some configuration on your side (but you know that).
These assemblies are a bit different from the usual ones you've seen with the full socket and pins on the bottom for the Denise socket. I had some individual headers lying around, tested the idea on one, and it looked good enough that I went ahead and assembled a couple this way.
There are8 7 units in total
If you need a different cable for connecting to your Raspberry Pi, I can include one. I have:
Let me know what length(s) and how many you need,
I also have some tested Raspberry Pi boards available (headers soldered on GPIO, verified working with these Framethrowers):
These are also listed on Vinted, where shipping might be cheaper if you have (or create) an account there. Declare interest here, mention your intent to buy on Vinted and make a proposal there, just let me know your AmiBay username so I can coordinate and avoid double-selling.
Show your interest and reply with:
Tracked shipping:
EU – 8,60 EUR
Non-EU – 12 EUR
(Not shipping to the US due to tariffs)
Accepting Revolut, SEPA/IBAN, BTC, or PayPal (buyer adds fees if PayPal protection is wanted)
Please remember the developers behind this wonderful piece of hardware (especially the PiStorm and Framethrower project team). If you can, show some appreciation by donating two or three euros—it's not much, but it really helps them continue enhancing and supporting this amazing project.
Donate here
I'm selling a batch of Framethrower boards for the Amiga 500/2000. These require a PiStorm to work, along with some configuration on your side (but you know that).
These assemblies are a bit different from the usual ones you've seen with the full socket and pins on the bottom for the Denise socket. I had some individual headers lying around, tested the idea on one, and it looked good enough that I went ahead and assembled a couple this way.
There are
43 fully assembled with soldered headers: These are all tested and working with the latest firmware. I won't specify the version here, but rest assured they're shipped with the latest available.- 4 unpopulated PCBs: These are bare boards (untested) ready for you to solder the headers yourself—it's quite easy, even if you have very little soldering experience.
Pricing & Options
- Assembled with headers (fully tested and working): €30 each.
- Unpopulated (no headers, untested): €28 each. These aren't tested, so no returns or guarantees—sold as-is, but based on my batch programming and checks, they should be fine.
Flat Cables
If you need a different cable for connecting to your Raspberry Pi, I can include one. I have:
30 cm: Suitable for Raspberry Pi Zero. (add 2 Euros) (only one available, in the pictures)- 30 cm: Works with Raspberry Pi Zero, 3A, or 3B. (add 1 Euro)
- 15 cm: Works with Raspberry Pi Zero, 3A, or 3B. (add 0,60 Euro)
Let me know what length(s) and how many you need,
Raspberry Pi Units
I also have some tested Raspberry Pi boards available (headers soldered on GPIO, verified working with these Framethrowers):
- Raspberry Pi 3B (35 Euros)
- Raspberry Pi 3A (30 Euros)
- Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W (20 Euros)
These are also listed on Vinted, where shipping might be cheaper if you have (or create) an account there. Declare interest here, mention your intent to buy on Vinted and make a proposal there, just let me know your AmiBay username so I can coordinate and avoid double-selling.
Show your interest and reply with:
- Assembled with headers or unpopulated?
- How many?
- If any flat cables (length/quantity)?
- If any Raspberry Pi?
Tracked shipping:EU – 8,60 EUR
Non-EU – 12 EUR
(Not shipping to the US due to tariffs)
Accepting Revolut, SEPA/IBAN, BTC, or PayPal (buyer adds fees if PayPal protection is wanted)Please remember the developers behind this wonderful piece of hardware (especially the PiStorm and Framethrower project team). If you can, show some appreciation by donating two or three euros—it's not much, but it really helps them continue enhancing and supporting this amazing project.
Donate here
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