Hi Paul!
That is really interesting. Did you need to recreate the delay lines or
any of that circuitry, or was it just wire the NAND gates into the chip
address matrix and ignore all the various TP1-TP4 states?
Looking at it I could probably build the basic circuitry on a large
breadboard,
Thank you. That is what I figured. Now all I need is a RK8E or RX28
controller and I'm all set.
I'm becoming more and more tempted to have some of Roland's TTL version
boards made and build one up myself.
I am trying to get an 8" shugart type drive and using the GreaseWeazel I
will be
On Fri, Jan 7, 2022 at 7:41 PM Mike Katz via cctalk
wrote:
>
> I don't know if the circuit boards are compatible with the RX8E
> Controller. The Read/Write Control Board is labeled 243A and the Floppy
> Disk Control Board is labeled 245A.
>
What I know about the RX01/RX02 is only from poring
> Have you tried Misumi? The only problem I had was that you have to be
> VAT
> registered. I had a friend order for me.
>
> https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/223000860382/
>
> I used the 150 mm / 6mm variety and as far as I can tell it works
> nicely. I
> have been running a tape in a
I have had a couple of inquiries on my system, but no takers yet.
I just want to let folks know that it is still available.
Please read the description - that is exactly what is for sale.
Please contact me for photos.
smp
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Stephen Pereira
Bedford, NH 03110
KB1SXE
> On Jan 20, 2022, at
>
> Well, both the SF-7000 as well as the SF-6500 (the size for QIC
> cartridges) are de facto unavailable/out of stock/whatever.
> The only alternative that I could find are the Mobilon Bands from
> Nisshinbo. But same story, I can't order them, there is no store that I
> could do that.
>
Have
On Thu, 20 Jan 2022, it was written
On Jan 20, 2022, at 00:23, Christian Corti via cctech
wrote: What bands did you use/buy? I ask
because the Baumgartens Plastibands aren't available in the required
size (as if they are not produced any more).
I bought the assorted sizes pack (SF-7000, I
