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I am hereby launching my own web site to present my various DriveWire and other accessories for the Dragon. This should make it easier for people, also from outside the forum, to get an overview of what is available and what it is for. http://tormod.me Of course, I will continue posting here in the ...

This question comes up from time to time. There is a replacement transformer solution in the wiki http://archive.worldofdragon.org/index.php?title=Replacement_power_supply_unit also discussed here: http://archive.worldofdragon.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3416 This thread was originally about CoCo...

So these were sold as kits at the time?

norris, if you are on Windows and need a program to unzip that also handles all kind of other formats, and is guaranteed free of adware, spyware and bloatware, try http://www.7-zip.org/

0.5 volts sounds very little, but please note that the transformer output is AC so if you are measuring with a multimeter set to DC that might be what you'll see. If you have a UK mains plug, the fuse is in the plug itself. There is no fuse inside the Dragon. If the Dragon is OK (at least power-wise...

BTW utz, if you add "end $0F00" to the end of your assembly program, lwtools will insert it as entry point in the (DECB) .bin file. My Dragon got a bit confused after executing $0000

I normally use 64-bit Linux, but also have 32-bit to test on (and multi-arch libraries to make it run on 64-bit anyway).

Tinkering with NitrOS-9 and FUZIX mostly as of lately. It doesn't count before I see it running on real hardware :) And showing off the Dragon and what it can do at various retro or other events. For instance https://secure.flickr.com/photos/stiefkind/17367547295/in/album-72157652350421661/ and http...

Wow, this one called for powering up the real thing! Amazing. But I need to hook up something more bass gifted than my monitor's built-in speaker to fully appreciate it :) utz, thanks also for the very nice, complete and documented software package! This reminds me, and runs circles around for that ...

That's beautiful work! As other have said, it is fantastic to get this out of the "charming" limitations of our beloved 6847.