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That's an issue 5 board with 16x16 - two rows of RAM chips, 1x9 and 1x7, and 14.218 MHz crystal rather than the 14.21818 MHz crystal fitted to early models. That's quite a late issue board.

You can read about the 14.218 MHz crystals here.

http://www.grempc.demon.co.uk/dragon/info/d64difs.html

Thanks!

I just opened my old 32 for the first time today, and saw that there is a power and video board separate from the main board. Which of the following is your mainboard? (1) 16x16 - Two rows of RAM chips, 1x9 and 1x7 (2) Piggy Back - 6 chips on main board, piggy back board in sockets 1 and 8, 11 chip...

Here's an original copy of Manic Miner in .CAS format. The archive's current .CAS file is a hacked copy.

admin wrote:We have had some fun and games, included two hacking attempts that have messed up a few things.....

Is that why some posts seem to have gone missing from the forum?

Interesting; I had no idea that Dragons had been on sale in Norway and Sweden.

Were Dragon 32's available from high street stores in Sweden/Norway at the time?

Thanks for the feedback!

(1) Were Dragon 32's sold in Sweden, or did you buy from the UK?

(2) Do you use a TV or a monitor?

Hi Vato,

Welcome to the forum!


I hope you don't mind me asking a few questions...

(1) How many Dragon's do you own

(2) Do they all run OK at double speed

(3) How many years have you been a Dragon owner


Regards,
Steve

I have noticed that the FIXCAS.EXE fails on a lot of cas-files. I think I see a pattern where it fails on some of the special loading "systems", like the newer Microdeal loader (the one with the Cuthbert logo). Is this normal, or am I doing something wrong? Its normal. You should try TapeMangle for...