Old Machinery list of Computers:
Below is a list of almost all the computer gear I have apart from some 2000s devices (Arduino, Mac, PC, Linux) and a few game consoles.
The links go to computer overview posts and some of the more significant blog posts that relate to the platform.
Apple Macintosh Classic – Donated to better hands!
Sinclair ZX Spectrum (Rubber)
Atari 65XE
Atari Falcon 030
Atari STE
Atari Falcon 030
- Serial transfer pt. 1
- Serial transfer pt. 2
- SD card to IDE
Atari STE
Commodore 64
Mattel Aquarius (Radofin)
nedoPC ZX Evolution
- Installing TS-Conf
- Using the ROM burner on TS-Conf
- Casing project. WIP - Summary
- Spectravideo casemod
Oric Atmos
Orel BK-08 (A Spectrum clone)
Panasonic FS-A1WSX MSX2+
Panasonic FS-A1WSX MSX2+
Panasonic JR200U
- A look at the circuit board.
- A lengthy article on JR200 tape format.
- Some notes about the JR200 graphics.
- Discussing the possibility of an emulator.
- Loading audio from Arduino.
Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi 3B+
- Continued look at BMC64 here and additional notes here.
- First look at Amiga emulation and running an Amibian system
- Raspberry cased in a digituner box
Salora Fellow (See Laser 200 below, it's the same thing)
Schneider EuroPC- Some Quickdisk and monitor experiences
- Installing an Unicard
Sinclair ZX Spectrum (Rubber)
- Spectravideo casemod. Summary
- Discussing the Kempston joystick interface.
- Sprite programming on the Spectrum.
Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2
- Sawed off mini case: Summary
Sinclair ZX Spectrum +3
Sinclair QL
- Connecting to a 1084S monitor.
- About the network cabling.
- About serial transfer between QL and a PC. Includes a source.
- About SD-QL card reader.
- About a Gold Card clone
- About a Super Gold Card clone
- About the HxC floppy emulator file format
- About the Tetroid Disk Interface (Miracle Trump Card Clone)
- A blog post written with SuperBASIC.
Texas Instruments Voyage 200
Video Tech Laser 200
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