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That's a rather unfortunate name you have chosen!

Commodore wrote:I just wondered because my brother in law also has a TRS - 80 which I tried last weekend, unfortunately without much success.

Just for clarification, you are talking about a TRS-80 CoCo and not a model whatever?

Commodore wrote:Has anything similar been done for the Dragon?

There's been a few projects, just keep your eyes peeled for forum posts.

tormod wrote:Here is a preview of the manual.

A cursory scan of the preview manual reveals two page 8s, with the second page 8 repeating the text of earlier pages.

I think I worked out why, but posted it on the wrong thread, apologies for that! In an attempt to avoid confusion I'll continue here, and hopefully a moderator will have the means to move the relevant posts. On switching on a Dragon ?MEM should give 24871 but I would have thought that a low amount ...

Perhaps you have set the volume a little too low? For what it is worth, I have rarely had any problem with the combination of maximum volume and minimum tone on my cassette recorder.

Welcome to the forum. Regarding your tape problems the first thing I would do is adjust the volume level on the cassette deck, but I assume you have already tried this. Next you could bypass the cassettes and deck by using your regular computer as the tape deck, connect your Dragon's tape lead to th...

jgerrie wrote:It's what you get from simply trying to re engineer a game from watching YouTube vids and pestering your 16 year old son...

If you want to look through the original HTML, CSS, and JavaScript you will find them all on GitHub.

Why not have a page on the Wiki containing links to all of the relevant sites? That way you will have all of the information on one page whilst the programmers can keep whatever control that they want of their work.

The large jack with the black wire should go in the EAR socket, the large jack with the grey wire goes in the MIC or AUX socket (if you have a choice go for AUX). To check that you have connected the right cable to the EAR socket type SOUND ON (no need to type MOTOR ON if the REM plug is not used) o...