You might be right, but would't you rather wait untill I've opened up my '100
to get proof?
But tell me, why bother to 'repair' a Model 100? Why did the previous owner do
that?
- Because the machine is, and always has been, a QWERTY-machine. (I can tell by
the yellowing) So, getting the charact
Jan asked: Would changing the main ROM - to correct the trig error - also
modify the character set? Or are they located in different chips?
There is only one 32K system ROM. So the system ROM in your Model 100
definitely is "repaired" in the sense that the trig error is corrected and
it includes
I think you are confusing REX with QUAD. REX does not replace the RAM, but
QUAD does.
..Steve
On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 3:48 AM, VANDEN BOSSCHE JAN <
jan.vandenboss...@vivaqua.be> wrote:
> I think you should get one or the other, not both. AFAIK, once active, the
> REX replaces the active memory a
Found my Model 100 back.
//Strange, that I as a collector, have several Models 102 and 200, but only one
Model 100//
Checked again:
- it doesn't have the trig error
- it does have the Pi character
But it also has a "repaired" sticker on the back. I don't know what the repair
was, unless there
I think you should get one or the other, not both. AFAIK, once active, the REX
replaces the active memory and the 8, 24 or 32 K of the machine itself isn't
used any more. So getting an 8K + REX isn't worth it, I think.
That is, if I understood the workings of the REX correctly... :-/
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