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srowe wrote: ↑Sat Jul 17, 2021 12:24 am This looks industrial

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124814389459 ... SwAhVg8lJ6

Exactly that --- contacted the seller to see what it was used for....

Thanks
G

Lovely - I'll track that down.

Cheers
Glen

Hi all I'm about to start a small side project looking into the industrial uses of 8bit kit. Back in the day I worked in process control for a polymer manufacturer and we have BBC Electrons and Dragon32s that were hooked up to the injection moulding equipment. Both had been modded interally for data...

Perfect - yes, the rest of that mod is present.

Thanks for clarifying.

Cheers
G

Hi Noob question. New to refurbishing an original 2-pin Vic-20. Why does this IC (bus transceiver) have pin 9 and 11 not connected? Given the state of the solder pad and the clean break of the legs, it looks factory fitted. The pins not connected drive A8 / B8. IMG_20210713_105650.jpg IMG_20210713_1...

Yes, the user port presents the 9V AC and certain peripherals (e.g. VIC-1011A/B RS-232 adapters) might have an issue with DC. The tape port takes an unregulated supply from the bridge rectifier so should be OK with DC. If you're in the UK I have a spare original PSU. That's great - thanks for the c...

Hi all (Cross post from Lemon64 -- apologies - just joined this forum - looking to learn) Having acquired a 2-pin Vic 20 (UK) I am looking to power it. As I understand it, the original required 9V AC at 3A -- but the original power supplies are difficult to find. So, aftermarket options: (1) Direct ...