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I have very little pet software, but I used to play that at work in the early 80's at Rockwell, Pets are pretty much all we had for computers till about 1984 when they started by Ibm xt's.

I am selling one of my Isepic carts if anyone is interested.

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definately a hot setup

I also think the cabinet looks great, but installing fans in the back(hidden) would do wonders for the reliability.

Using the 555 timer is the easiest way. Just search 555 debounce circuit and you will find the answer.

Schema wrote:Very nice!

I was expecting to see this one though

You gave me an Idea, I might give mine a custom paint job and replace old 60 mm fan with one of the new neon fans. That would be out of sight.

actually it is a blue chip 128 which is a commodore 1571 compatible. I have several of these as I have been unable to obtain a 1571 at a reasonable price. They are 100% compatible though as I have not found anything that does not work with it. Including Wcopy+ which allows reads from Ibm format 360k...

Well even though I have a heavy duty power supply it isn't really enought to power the fan. I have the wire seen exiting near led hooked to 12v dc adapter. I glued heat sinks to the pal and Vic. I am using my dual stereo adapter I made years ago. Everything works great, I can leave this thing on in ...

Pictures of my indestructible Commodore 64 with heat-sync, reset switch, stereo sids, 60mm fan:

How do I post pictures on Denial? I have some pics I would like to submit and I can't post them on the forum. Do I need to have them on a hosted site to post as a link?

As far as the dead 64, I would check your voltages, then take a logic probe and make sure the clock is ticking. If thats the case toggle the power on and off quick and see if anything displays on the screen. Sometimes a broken pal will display blank screen, but when power is toggled you get garbage....

Well I put in my $6.00 dollars worth, I had no idea you could get that kind of price. I feel like boxing up a couple myself and selling, but those kind of buyers I imagine do not come around to often.

Why not replace the keys on the vic keyboard and keep it original. Just a thought..

The Cardco is a very good cartridge. I have two with manuals. You can set the memory in various increments and multiple locations. If you would like me to copy the manual I can scan it this weekend.