Hi from sunny Kent
Name is Ian, older than I care to acknowledge & an avid Commodore/Amiga fan since I was a kid. I've been around computers (both work & play) since I was at college ... they didn't have them in school (they started IT a couple years after I left). First exposure was a Research Machines 380Z.
First home PC was a Vic-20, which was sold to fund a 'breadbin' C-64. Replaced that with a C-128, then a C-128D until the day the Amiga was released. Then the bug really hit: Amiga 500, Amiga 1500, 2000 (yes, I know now ...
icard) & finally a 4000 which I still have (minus it's battery which I cut out as soon as I found out about them leaking). I also managed to pick up an Amiga 1000 @ a bankruptcy clearance when CBM went to the wall.
Retro-claim to fame (if there is such a thing) - I was a contributor to The Big Book of Amiga Hardware in that I provided them with the configuration details for the Z3 Fastlane - not a bad effort considering it was purely text-based. I no longer have the Z3, unfortunately.
Here mainly because I've been 'slumming' it with emulated ever since my 4000 was resigned to the cupboard when I relocated. I'd heard there were a couple of guys offering to service/re-cap Amigas & I'm looking to get mine out of the cupboard & back where it's supposed to be. That & once it is back up & running, I may well be looking to pour more money into it
Name is Ian, older than I care to acknowledge & an avid Commodore/Amiga fan since I was a kid. I've been around computers (both work & play) since I was at college ... they didn't have them in school (they started IT a couple years after I left). First exposure was a Research Machines 380Z.
First home PC was a Vic-20, which was sold to fund a 'breadbin' C-64. Replaced that with a C-128, then a C-128D until the day the Amiga was released. Then the bug really hit: Amiga 500, Amiga 1500, 2000 (yes, I know now ...
Retro-claim to fame (if there is such a thing) - I was a contributor to The Big Book of Amiga Hardware in that I provided them with the configuration details for the Z3 Fastlane - not a bad effort considering it was purely text-based. I no longer have the Z3, unfortunately.
Here mainly because I've been 'slumming' it with emulated ever since my 4000 was resigned to the cupboard when I relocated. I'd heard there were a couple of guys offering to service/re-cap Amigas & I'm looking to get mine out of the cupboard & back where it's supposed to be. That & once it is back up & running, I may well be looking to pour more money into it