Hello! Was it you that I spoke with a few times about the 28-pin version of the Molex carrier and eeprom adapter pcb? How did you ever make out with that? Did you try it and did it work? I couldn't actually test it myself so I was worried there could be some trivial mistake.
-- bkw On Sun, Jul 3, 2022, 3:23 PM Scott McDonnell <[email protected]> wrote: > I have probably mentioned this before. My main hobby interest is 80s > robotics. > > I am curious if anyone knows of, has references to, etc... any robotics > projects using the M100. > > I originally bought my first M100 to control an RB5X and Heathkit Hero > robot via the serial port. The plan was to use wireless serial interfaces > to keep it portable. While I have achieved that (not really difficult or > challenging), I had wondered why I had not seen an M100 become the brains > or system controller for a robot before. It seems like it would have been a > great choice at the time. However, I had completely missed on the entire > Tandy product line in the 80s and was definitely not plugged in to the > community and news. I was a Commodore fanboy at the time. So I was never > aware of any hardware projects people were doing with their laptops. > > Have there been any articles and or projects for robotics, industrial > control, automation, etc... using the M100? > > > Scott > >
