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Dantyr wrote: Juan, please tell your tale in here!

PLEASE!

The CoCOTLA is an implementation of OTLA made by Robson França here in Brazil. Bellow is a video made on the last "Videomagia" meeting (a retro-gaming event) showing a demonstration of the CoCOTLA loading Tut's Tomb on the CP400, another brazilian CoCo clone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo0TVptI...

No, there is no other identification on the ICs.

Welcome to the forums, Daniel!

JCCyC wrote:Hi there folks. Juan here. Thanks to Simon for opening up the gates for just enough I could sneak in unnoticed by the barbarian hordes. Is Daniel here?

zephyr wrote:Daniel Campos and Juan Castro unboxing and testing two brand new Dragon 64s.

http://amxproject.com/?p=2108

Welcome to the Dragon forums!

I have just noticed that although the Dragon 64 ROM chips (27128 EPROMs) are labelled as IC17 and IC18, they are marked as IC34 (32 mode ROM ) and IC37 (64 mode ROM) on the circuit board. I have just checked two different Dragon 64 boards (Issue 2A and Issue 3) and both have the ROM chips marked as...

I have just noticed that although the Dragon 64 ROM chips (27128 EPROMs) are labelled as IC17 and IC18, they are marked as IC34 (32 mode ROM ) and IC37 (64 mode ROM) on the circuit board.

That's normal for all standard CoCo 1/2s and Dragon 32/64s running at double (POKE65497,0) speed. The hardware RAM refresh, and video display are always disabled in this mode.

Here is a short video from Juan Castro showing his brand new Tano Dragon 64 with DragonCoCo ROMs fitted and working.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZb8wrmJ ... e=youtu.be

sixxie wrote:

admin wrote:I have one unopened sat in storage along with an unopened Dragon 200 (please don't shoot me!).

You need only be tranquilised long enough for a "recovery mission"...

Dragon Plus

Stick that on the list, boys.

..ciaran