Rich Mellor wrote:
> I would be interested in sourcing a new development of SGCs (must write to
> Stuart about this), but I do wonder how many people would still be willing
> to pay £200-£300 for a SGC nowadays. Certainly with a need to make 50
> boards to make it worthwhile, I am not certa
> Thank you guys for support! I was thinking that I am the only one
> with
> classic QL here. Nearly everyone here is referring about GC, SGC,
> Aurora, Qubide, QXL, Q60, QPC...
I think it is because people who join a mailing list like this tend to
have the latest products.
I still have a QL (wi
I would be interested in sourcing a new development of SGCs (must write to
Stuart about this), but I do wonder how many people would still be willing
to pay £200-£300 for a SGC nowadays. Certainly with a need to make 50
boards to make it worthwhile, I am not certain there would be a big enou
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, hitchies
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Re: Jan's -
>=
>I wonder if anyone here has some spare (not used) GC or SGC for sale? My
>QL has only superQboard with 512k RAM, which is good, but not enough (ZX
>emulator is demanding). I would appreciate if you could
Hello John from Wales, Sergiusz,
> Such an ad. no problem here! But (today) if you find a GC or SGC 'not used'
> you will succeed where many others have failed. But, if so, please reveal
> your source(s) here! :-)
>
> Happy hunting and happy QLing,
>
Thank you guys for support! I was think
