Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:20 pmcaluser2000 wrote:Looking forward to having a toodle with it.
Thread with lots of pictures please
Thread with lots of pictures please
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:20 pmThread with lots of pictures please
Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Sat Jun 29, 2013 5:32 pmI've started a thread over at VCf http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum ... and-ClonesSpidersWeb wrote:caluser2000 wrote:Looking forward to having a toodle with it.
Thread with lots of pictures please
Feel free to drawl
Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2013 2:31 pmWell the old girl has been collected (thanks caluser2000 and nice to put face to name).
Hope you have fun with all the rest of the stuff as well
Hope you have fun with all the rest of the stuff as well
Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2013 6:23 pmSome of the bits pieces will be useful for projects Tomo. Nice meeting you. Just been playing with the beasty. Is the moniter CGA or EGA? Wasn't expecting a colour screen at all.
Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2013 8:50 pmDetermined it's an EGA screen by running Rescue Rover. Who'd thought a game would be so useful?
Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2013 9:44 pmcaluser2000 wrote:Determined it's an EGA screen by running Rescue Rover. Who'd thought a game would be so useful?
Well the dial at the front is fun as you have 3 styles for colour.
Good to see you have it running, you'll have fun with the 200 plus 5 1/4 disks HA HA
Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2013 10:37 pmLOL, yeah in text mode I have white, red and green to choose from. Retro kawl!! Must have been pretty high end at the time. The manual just mentions CGA.
Party like it's 1986 baby!!!
Did you use Enable 2.0 in anger Tomo or was that just handed in as recycling?
Party like it's 1986 baby!!!
Did you use Enable 2.0 in anger Tomo or was that just handed in as recycling?
Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Sat Jul 06, 2013 8:18 amcaluser2000 wrote:LOL, yeah in text mode I have white, red and green to choose from. Retro kawl!! Must have been pretty high end at the time. The manual just mentions CGA.
Party like it's 1986 baby!!!
Did you use Enable 2.0 in anger Tomo or was that just handed in as recycling?
It was given to me, they didn't want it but didn't want it broken for re-cycling, so it sat out the back (until I found this site).
Had fun reading the manuals (nice to get them in).
Tomo
Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Sat Jul 06, 2013 10:40 amTomo you don't by any chance still have the riser suppport(the piece that goes from front to back and the fdd cage for the PS/1 at all. If you come across another I'd be interested in it.
I just tested the mobo it an it's running fine. I've got a spare 486DX2/50 I can slap in the thing.
Tezza if you want to make images of the Enable 2.0 disks, asuming they're ok, you're quite welcome.
I just tested the mobo it an it's running fine. I've got a spare 486DX2/50 I can slap in the thing.
Tezza if you want to make images of the Enable 2.0 disks, asuming they're ok, you're quite welcome.
Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Sun Jul 07, 2013 4:30 pmcaluser2000 wrote:Tomo you don't by any chance still have the riser suppport(the piece that goes from front to back and the fdd cage for the PS/1 at all. If you come across another I'd be interested in it.
I just tested the mobo it an it's running fine. I've got a spare 486DX2/50 I can slap in the thing.
Tezza if you want to make images of the Enable 2.0 disks, asuming they're ok, you're quite welcome.
Hello. No sorry they came in as they were.
Re: An oldie but goes
Posted: Sun Jul 07, 2013 6:16 pmThat's cool. Made up a back plane/riser support and fdd cage up out of the PB bits- http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum ... ankin-PS-1