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btw. is it possible to load the code via cassette?
Can somebody provide a .WAV file?

tormod wrote:Note that is called DWLOAD but it is spelled DLOAD on the Dragon

That can be confusing... Why not call it DLOAD v2 or so?

Great!

What's about Tano Dragon?

EDIT: Helpful Link to Informations about DWLOAD -> viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4964

Realy, realy interesting! Good work!

+1 ... but who does it?

Thanks for the response... Yes, holiday was good, but to short ;) Then i will buy Transformer D. So i must not connect the 115V inputs ;) Think i will fix the cables to the PCB mounting pins with hot glue and also fix the whole transformator with it ;) Questions: I didn't have the origin "shielding ...

OK... Start from the beginning, again... As you say, the original transformer is effectively 2 x 8.6 VAC. Max current is 1.8A per output coil. Power rating is 17.2 x 1.8 = 31VA. I search on reichelt.de again... I would like to insert the transformator into the case, at the place of the origin transf...

Oh, what a amazing machine

Thanks!

I will look at this after holiday

btw. i have seen that http://www.reichelt.de has also many tranformators...

On the page http://tandycoco.com/coco2.shtml i found the image http://tandycoco.com/images/26-3134-koreanmobo.jpg it looks exactly like my one.

Here i marked A1, A2 and A3:


A3 is mass/center. A1 and A2 the two two ends of the coil (the 8.6V AC)