Well, its been a hectic year and after a lot of postings I have decided to give December a break.
But the site will be updated and improved, with lots more information including Cleartone radio ROM downloads and a BBS link as well as my project of a PSK radio connection.
Also I am going to upload all my old software for the PIC chip.
So happy new year to you all and see you all next year!!
You get one and then two come along at once. I should test these really instead of putting them in the loft.
Same as title really. Quite a small book but very informative.
Looks like someone has scanned the book. Here:
This has been sitting in the loft for about 6 years! Reason? Well, being a DTS decoder and requiring 6 speakers the wife called it all ‘untidy’ and the speakers overtook the room.
Still its ready for when it can come out of retirement.
Specs are: 5 x 100 watt. Dolby digital/DTS/Dolby pro-logic with built in tuner.
So here it is, still sitting in the loft!
Note the good number of rear connections.
A very short lived computer 1990 – > 1992. This one ‘blows’ fuses after the startup chime.
This came from the United States and therefore has a 110v PSU so still remains untested!
It came in the limited edition Woz signed case but was very warn.
This was purchased as an ‘on-going’ project for a single board computer
Sinclair Spectrum 48k with PSU and make-a-chip. Did anyone actually do anything with this software?
I just love old Sinclairs. This one is the Plus 2 with the cassette interface.
This is a small collection of CD writers including a classic SCSI CD writer with the cartridge tray. It was my very first writer at 4x speed and cost me £50!
It was mainly cheap because it WAS a SCSI interface as a lot of people did not have that interface for their computer.
