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Thought you fellows might quite like to see this: my order just arrived moments ago and contains a 3D printed lid for a Dragon 32 cartridge case. http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z47/Rinkwraith/34FC9AC5-35AA-4D32-906A-05DD7FAB8D4D-3652-000000E2FE41DF48_zpsc3895074.jpg http://i188.photobucket.com/a...

Cool.

Any use to you? Not that it matters, it's as good as it's going to get.

Please place the PCB in the center of an A4 sheet of white paper, and take a photo with the camera directly facing the solder side. This quick, simple task is all I'm asking for. :) Lol. Will do mate. It's pretty gloomy here today so will have to source a few extra lights and things - or a better c...

Would it be easier if I just post the PCB images from the design software? Waiting on a new power supply for my laptop but I suspect it'd be a lot clearer than trying to make out black tracks between a black ground fill under a black solder mask.

How's this?

zephyr wrote: I suggest you take it to work and snap it either indoors or outside in the daylight. I'm really interested in taking a good look at the solder side of that board.

Finishing work earlier today so it should be light when I get home - will try this afternoon. Promise.

prime wrote:That seems resonable for a parallel device, but in that case what's the little 8 pin device to the bottom of your board ?

That's just a dual NAND gate IC for inverting R/W. Only using one gate of it but I have so many of the things that I just threw it on for convenience.

Drat - can't get an anywhere near usable photo tonight, there's just not enough light.

I should stump up for some decent light bulbs.

The PCB price is a little high, but not too bad. I would be willing to pay about $15 - 20 each (including postage) for a slightly modified version of this PCB with just a 28 pin IC socket fitted (for inserting a 27128/27C128 - 16K EPROM). Never played with a 27 - have you ever tried reading from a ...