So, did Michelle grow up to be a Tax Collector, or did Kilobaud save her?

Kilobaud magazine issue #5, May 1977.

NEW!

"The Commodore 64 could be the micro-computer industry's outstanding new product introduction since the birth of this industry."

What to do on a rainy Saturday morning. Sit outside on the lounge drinking coffee and reading BYTE magazine, august 1982 volume 7. What a time to be alive!

Been my go to since late 90s.

And now we're in BASIC.

Complete with the complete monitor ROM source code listing.

Micro-Professor MPF-I. A Z80 development board/SBC by MULTITECH Industrial Corporation (who became PAN ACER GROUP, commonly known as just Acer).

Complete with manuals in near mint condition & some add on boards, including and EPROM programmer and a printer.

Going to have some fun with this one!

LED strip on the new Ultimate 64 Elite II, in a crystal case with a mechboard64 from Retrofuzion & keycaps from Jim Drew's campaign.

The RTFM clone board for the A3000 by Darren Shepherd makes this a descent gaming machine, along with a 4MB RAM and IDE podule upgrade.

Now I just need to find a way to transfer games from the JASPP collection from my PC.

github.com/reeshub/arch...

Pulled the Archie out for a play today. Trying to get the RTFM joystick interface working. It's supposed to work with Nevryon, but not having much luck. May be missing the RTFMJoy driver, I suspect.

Never been one for backlit keyboards or clear cases, but with the ultimate 64 and subtle lighting, it just works. Reckon there's a few changes coming yet.

The newly reworked Ultimate64 Elite has arrived! Now to choose a case from the breadbin kickstarter that have been waiting patiently in their boxes for a suitable donor since Xmas.

All you audiophiles, you clearly need this.

C64 breadbin case, completed as a 6 part print in ABS. Once glue is properly cured, I'll use filler on the seams and the odd imperfection, sand then paint. Undecided what board I'll build for it just yet, but Jim's ICS64S is looking good!