BLUE RUBBER FEET!!! are you awake now?
And don't forget the rarer black feet! ;)
Colin
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Quazar : Hardware, Software, Spares and Repairs for the Sam Coupe
Website: http://www.samcoupe.com/ and http://www.quazar.clara.net/sam/
Issue Ten of Sam Revival Magazine Out Now
Hey everyone - I'll have a real Sam again next Friday :D Hurrah!!! Sorry
Si - Simcoupe rocks, but I'll have a coupe again! Can't wait :)
David
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On Behalf Of Colin Piggot
Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 10:39 PM
To:
--- Colin Piggot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BLUE RUBBER FEET!!! are you awake now?
And don't forget the rarer black feet! ;)
Colin
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Quazar : Hardware, Software, Spares and Repairs for
the Sam Coupe
Website: http://www.samcoupe.com/ and
http://www.quazar.clara.net/sam/
Issue
Is it true that the SAM colours red - blue - white reperesents the
colours of the english flag?
PS: I have also a black footed SAM. Whats the reason for the black
feets?
Wolfgang (back to SAM related things)
;-)
Colin Piggot wrote:
BLUE RUBBER FEET!!! are you awake now?
--- Wolfgang Haller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it true that the SAM colours red - blue - white
reperesents the
colours of the english flag?
They are the same - but I think that was incidental.
The white could represent icecream - which gave SAM
the Coupe name(it was named after a Coupe
From: Slitscan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BLUE RUBBER FEET!!!
AMBER DRIVE LED !
unfortunately mine went to hardware heaven many ions ago.
are you awake now?
barely
ZZ
Acftually while I think about it - I read something
somewhere about a SAM to PC interface...
does anyone know anything about this?
regards
david
Hi all,
I wrote this mainly for my own use, but in case anyone else would find
it useful I've put it up for download:
http://www.intensity.org.uk/samcoupe/pyz80.html
COMET's a great program, but recently I've been spoiled by exposure to
luxuries like scrollbars, and drag'n'drop. So this is
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I wrote this mainly for my own use, but in case anyone else
would find it useful I've put it up for download:
http://www.intensity.org.uk/samcoupe/pyz80.html
COMET's a great program, but recently I've been spoiled by
exposure to luxuries like
Possibily you read about this in the SPC magazine 177/178 page 26. But
also we have talked about in Norwich.
There are two ways to transfer SAM harddisk records (floppy disk =
Record 0!) to a PC as DSK-files. What you need:
1) Edwin Blinks B-Link cable (very rare) or a SAM Comms-IF (much
From: Andrew Collier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wrote this mainly for my own use, but in case anyone else would find
it useful I've put it up for download:
Very nice. I like the idea of assembling to a diskimage. I'm not into
phyton yet. But it sounds like a good reason to do so.
Edwin
From: david [EMAIL PROTECTED]
a) They're evil SAMs
b) They ran out of blue feet.
c) They are disguised black footed sheep ??
Acftually while I think about it - I read something
somewhere about a SAM to PC interface...
does anyone know anything about this?
It must have been Wolfgangs excellent review :-)
In addition to wolfgang response.
The B-Link is a cable that you connect to PC serial commport and SAM MIDI
112500bps should be 115200bps ofcourse !!!
Howard Price [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BORING! Everyone's sound on this list, and I can get
bickering off any old net chatroom. That'll do now.
Apologies to all, hadn't intended my light-hearted comment to offend, and
Howard's absolutely right of course.
On to Sam stuff...
It
It occurred to me that with SimCoupe we could overclock the machine and
code
up stuff that wouldn't have been possible on the 6MHz Sam (except possibly
with the accelerator board, of course!). Do people think this destroys the
heritage of the machine or is it something they'd be happy to see
Wolfgang Haller wrote:
There are two ways to transfer SAM harddisk records (floppy
disk = Record 0!) to a PC as DSK-files. What you need:
There's soon to be an extra method for 2000/XP users, as the new SamDisk is
almost done. It's not quite as convenient for real hard disks, but still
works
Colin Piggot wrote:
It occurred to me that with SimCoupe we could overclock the machine
and code up stuff that wouldn't have been possible on the 6MHz Sam
(except possibly with the accelerator board, of course!). Do people
think this destroys the heritage of the machine or is it something
Colin Piggot wrote:
Hmmm... the temptation would be there to run SimCoupe at
higher speeds, and yes great things could be done... but it
would lose the feel of the real machine along the way.
I do agree with that aspect of it, in that it only makes sense to emulate
features that can/do exist
Anyone ever buy this? I kept intending to, because I thought the demo on Fred
looked fab. Anyone have a .dsk of it and a scan of instructions (if there any)
or is the author likely to mind?
Cheers!
Gavin
Anyone ever buy this? I kept intending to, because I thought the demo on
Fred
looked fab. Anyone have a .dsk of it and a scan of instructions (if there
any)
or is the author likely to mind?
Nigel Kettlewell's not been seen around for a bit, and it would of course
always be best to get the
Quoting Colin Piggot [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Anyone ever buy this? I kept intending to, because I thought the demo on
Fred
looked fab. Anyone have a .dsk of it and a scan of instructions (if there
any)
or is the author likely to mind?
Nigel Kettlewell's not been seen around for a bit, and
Well I've bid my time on here long enough playing by the polite 'rules' of
not publishing other people's files. But I think that after all this time,
it's getting a bit stupid.
I haven't got Days Of Sorcery, but if I had it, I would share it.
Technically it's software piracy, but in reality it
Johnna wrote:
So I say - Publish and be damned! Let's get a website up and running
and dump EVERYTHING we've got on there that is SAM related and then
maintain it as a homage to what was, once, a great machine. Nobody
else is going to do this. We are almost the last bastions of the SAM
World,
I used to be dead against sharing SAM files but as time goes by, it really is
getting a bit pointless, EXCEPT for the obvious exceptions of anyone who we
know would be against it or for anyone still producing stuff that isn't free
such as Colin. I agree with most of what you said - basically we're
Lets try that again - Watch this space for other options - well best
subscribe to Sam Revival as more news will be in there shortly.
Adrian
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Simon Owen
Sent: 19 November 2004 11:07
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Hi all,
Just joined the list at the start of the week, been
busy having a look at what you're upto...
It's been some time since I used my Sam, probably
eight years or so. It's sat in the attic with a load of Sam stuff in my
parents' attic. The closest thing I got to it was running the Sam
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