The Serial to WiFi bridge that I use with my 102 (and occasionally used on the
Amiga until I got a gurunet adapter) is the WiModem232. It emulates a
Hayes-compatible modem, but the uplink is a TCP connection rather than a phone
line.
https://www.cbmstuff.com/proddetail.php?prod=WiModem232
I
Greetings again Brian and everyone,
> I would never ask to break something.
>
> If it has screws or obvious snaps, and you're comfy then fine, otherwise
> don't think one second about it.
My sincere apologies! I didn’t for a moment think that you were asking me to
break anything; my post was
I would never ask to break something.
If it has screws or obvious snaps, and you're comfy then fine, otherwise
don't think one second about it.
Thanks for dumping the rom and the pics.
On Mon, Jan 11, 2021, 5:07 PM Steve Baker wrote:
> From Brian K. White:
>
> Could you look a little more at
On Sat, Jan 9, 2021 at 10:52 AM Jim Manley wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'd greatly appreciate hearing anyone's experiences with serial-to-WiFi
> converters connecting their M100s to networks, and where they've found the
> best prices. Is it simply a matter of using TERM on the M100 set to a
>
From Brian K. White:
> Could you look a little more at the cards?
> Do they come apart to see the board inside?
> Is the battery permanent or a removable coin cell?
>
> Does the main unit with the sockets come apart to see that board?
Good questions and thoughts @Brian thanks for your
Not sure exactly what I get out of the Eneloops. Seems comparable to
Alkalines. I go back and forth between batteries and the wall wart. Maybe
others have done careful tests.
A feature of the Eneloops is they don't lose their charge sitting around.
So you can always have a set on the shelf,
Hi John,
Thanks for the rapid response! Now that I think about it, I may have read
that rechargeables can be charged inside an M100 if external power is
routed to the battery compartment from the external power jack, and a
charging circuit is included to prevent overcharging. That would require
On Sat, Jan 9, 2021 at 10:53 AM Jim Manley wrote:
>
> I've heard that rechargeable batteries can be used in M100s by changing a
> resistor inside a unit, but I can't find any details about the value of the
> new resistor, which one it is on the PCB, etc. Also, is the resistor value
> dependent
> -Original Message-
> Hi everyone,
>
> I just joined the flock and I'm an Original Flavor owner of a 32 KB M100
> when they were going for $399 (worth $964.98 today) in the mid-1980s,
> and now I can add nine more to my collection for that much in inflation-
If I'd had the money back
This is very cool.
Could you look a little more at the cards?
Do they come apart to see the board inside?
Is the battery permanent or a removable coin cell?
Does the main unit with the sockets come apart to see that board?
I love how thin the unit is.
--
bkw
On 1/10/21 5:25 PM, Steve Baker
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