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Post by nonefornow on Mar 13, 2018 14:55:11 GMT
Thank you for putting it in a very polite way.
I have mixed feelings about it. The monitor case is broken, there are visible cracks, and the door at the bottom does not stay close. I have to carry it with the screen upwards or else it may fall off the case.
But the screen still shows a very sharp image. Plus this monitor works with the C64, the C128 (in both column modes) and the Amiga 1000. Very versatile.
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Post by nonefornow on Mar 12, 2018 15:37:01 GMT
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Post by nonefornow on Mar 12, 2018 15:15:21 GMT
I extracted the "wsdos.cbm" file from the D81 and converted to PDF. Then print it as a booklet.
I took the title of the docs and used Avery template 5196 to make the label.
Note. In the diskette label I slightly changed to the title to:
Title: WSDOS 7.1 Author: Sid Davis Build: December 2017 Platform: C128 – C128D – C128DCR Original build date: V1.0 in early 1992 (likely February)
I can send you copy of everything if you have a place when I can upload.
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Post by nonefornow on Mar 12, 2018 1:35:22 GMT
Here a couple of pictures of WSDOS running on my C128DCR at the SCCAN meeting. Loaded from the SD2IEC.
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Post by nonefornow on Mar 9, 2018 22:41:51 GMT
The SCCAN meeting is tomorrow at Panera Bread Restaurant - 19662 Nordhoff Street - Northridge, California
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Post by nonefornow on Mar 9, 2018 16:37:20 GMT
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Post by nonefornow on Mar 1, 2018 16:03:40 GMT
To CommVEx I will bring my almost super-accessorized C128DCR. With the data guard desktop power protector - external speakers - FM radio - SD2IEC - CMD RAMLink - CP-clock RTC - Commodore Joystick -
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Post by nonefornow on Jan 7, 2018 18:40:52 GMT
Hi Robert,
How did you guys place the C= security patches on your shirts. Special glue, stiches, sewing machine?
Looks very cool.
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Post by nonefornow on Dec 18, 2017 15:43:04 GMT
Nice set of pictures.
In the photo "SCCAN member assemble!" only one person is not wearing a retro t-shirt. What does that mean? Do we need to worry? (lol lol)
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Post by nonefornow on Nov 7, 2017 16:18:07 GMT
The guy at TFW8B sent me this instruction on how to change the device # with a C128D.
Change device address C128D Plug in SD2IEC Power connector and switch on OPEN1,8,15,”U0>”+CHR$(10):CLOSE1 – change C128D device number to ID10 Plug in SD2IEC Data connector OPEN1,8,15,”U0.”+CHR$(9):CLOSE1 – change sd2iec device number to ID9 OPEN1,9,15,”XW”:close1 – this will save settings to eeprom so SD2IEC remains on ID9 after power off Switch off and then on. The internal C128D drive will reset to ID8 and the SD2IEC will be set to ID9
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