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Same here with IE6, and IE7...

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On the SA D32 circuit diagram is an X and the text "disconnect for b/w" on the track from pin 6 of IC9 (LM1889) to R7. Cutting this track on my Dragon seems to result in the TV displaying a rather poor quality green screen display with no colour. Can someone please explain exactly what this is for, ...

Its much faster now, but still very CPU intensive compared to Mocha. Mocha runs very comfortably (~25% CPU) even on my old 1 GiG Pentium III machine. Your Flash Dragon uses 100% CPU time on the same machine, and is very sluggish.

Alastair wrote:Impressive, but it's extremely processor intensive, my laptop's cooling fan is a constant whine meaning the CPU has stepped up to fastest speed and it's still slower than PC Dragon on a 33 MHz 486!

Same here. Its a real crippler!

After checking a few of my D32's, I have found one of these in a 16x16 issue 6 board.

Here's the Hitachi HD68x09E data sheet...

There is an error in the Dragon 32 service Information (RWEW/KA/0080a) sheet. The "270-470K" should actually read as 270-470R or 270-470 ohms if you prefer.

Regards,
Steve

The Dragon is an awesome machine, but I don't ever recall seeing it in a TV series, or in movies. Perhaps someone could persuade James Cawley or John Broughton to use it as a prop in one of their upcoming episodes.

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Good news!

Well, it wasn't me that won the FarmFax software (I didn't even know it was for sale), but I would love to see it added to the archive.

How much did it sell for?

For 26 years I have lived in the belief that my Dragon 32 had a Motorola MC6809E at it's core. So my surprise was rather big when I yesterday opened my Dragon, only to find a Hitachi HD6809EP instead. So now I'm wondering if this chip was exchanged during a repair return, or if Dragon Data really u...