Sam Coupe Mini?
On Fri, 13 Apr 2018, at 9:17 PM, RWAP Software wrote:
> Paul Andrews (Andrews UK) is part of the team behind the original
> Sinclair Vega and Vega+ (not the version which Retro Computers Limited
> are still struggling to get out to Kickstarter backers), and theC64Mini
> which
On Mon, 23 May 2016, at 09:08 PM, Colin Piggot wrote:
> As they are standard 34-pin floppy devices they do still need a
> controller board to work with the SAM Coupe.
>
> I’ve build a few customised versions of my disk drive controller board
> with longer cables to accommodate these in the past
On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 11:40:34AM -0700, Tommo H wrote:
What's the software like for the HxC? Can you just copy floppy images
onto SD card or is there some Windows blob to convert to a more direct
flux transition sort of representation?
You use the software to convert .dsk/.sad/.mgt files to
On Sat, May 11, 2013 at 11:03:17PM +0100, Graeme Gregory wrote:
On 11/05/13 18:41, Colin Piggot wrote:
From: Graeme Gregory wrote:
So one of my Sams just happens to have a duff drive, I was wondering is
it an easy enough job to dismantle the drive to extract the control
board and hook up
So one of my Sams just happens to have a duff drive, I was wondering is
it an easy enough job to dismantle the drive to extract the control
board and hook up a HxC instead?
Graeme
On 11/05/13 22:12, da...@properbastard.co.uk wrote:
Quoting Colin Piggot qua...@clara.net:
I know of one SAM user who uses a HxC, I built them up one of my disk
drive controller boards with extra long cables so he could have the
HxC sitting outside of his SAM. (There'll be photos of that
On 11/05/13 18:41, Colin Piggot wrote:
From: Graeme Gregory wrote:
So one of my Sams just happens to have a duff drive, I was wondering is
it an easy enough job to dismantle the drive to extract the control
board and hook up a HxC instead?
You'ld have to do a lot of desoldering at the back
Sorry was too nice looking not to!
Graeme
On 01/05/13 09:50, Stephen Longhurst wrote:
Indeed, nice looking Sam too. Mine is way more yellowed, but I prefer
to think of it as much loved!
Steve
On 30 April 2013 18:38, Stefan Drissen stefan.dris...@gmail.com
On 22/04/12 17:11, Colin Piggot wrote:
Graeme wrote:
Ok, to change the topic from current discussion lately ;-)
I am a newbie to the Sam world, I bought a machine on ebay as a whim and
to reach one of my childhood dreams of owning one. As a kid I could not
afford one and by the time I had
On 14/04/12 13:08, Balor Price wrote:
On 14/04/2012 11:43, Leszek Chmielewski wrote:
My Jowettish is not good enough to recognise what does Roger mean
with this personal mail to me:
the day i spam you you'll r a dint the bak u yar id!
Can anyone translate it for me to english? I live in
I have been planning for a while not to do this modification. But I was
going to use an I2C IO Extender chip instead of the USB keyboard hack.
With this I should be able to map exactly the spectrum keyboard map into
Linux. Ive had the broken spectrum and a couple of beagle boards sitting
on my
I should run SimCoupe on my Pandaboard to actually give it a real use! I
have so many of these embedded arm board lieing around I should use them :-)
Graeme
On 13/04/12 14:10, Simon Owen wrote:
Bonus points if you then run SimCoupe on it, to see if it still feels wrong!
I created a quick
Ok, to change the topic from current discussion lately ;-)
I am a newbie to the Sam world, I bought a machine on ebay as a whim and
to reach one of my childhood dreams of owning one. As a kid I could not
afford one and by the time I had $$$ Sam had dissapeared and it was time
for Uni.
So I now
I had only subscribed to the list a couple of days ago, good thing Im
old school when it comes to the internet, would be really off putting to
a newbie.
I had assumed this was a virus attack, you mean this bloke actually does
this for fun? He needs a game of roshambo :-)
Graeme
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