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My list is something like: Dragon 64 x2 (one with Plus board), Dragon 200, Tano x2 and Dragon 32 x6 - though I only have 3 of the latter out in Seattle with me, the rest are in my sister's attic near Newcastle. She keeps asking me to get rid of them, so if anyone wants one let me know. Peripherals: ...

I can check my board to see if its soldered, and if not I have an EPROM programmer at work I can use to read it.

<Going to get it out of the garage now>

Is it IC22 you need to read? Mine is socketed and just a regular 2764.

BTW it was the November 84 issue of DU that it was reviewed in. It's listed on the front cover: http://archive.worldofdragon.org/index. ... 984-11.jpg

The Sprite board was by Premier Microsystems (DeltaDos), though I believe they folded in late '84 just as it was being released. I have two of them, both without the TI graphics chips unfortunately, that a fellow member of the NE Dragon Users Club gave me around '93. Like a lot of things, I've been ...

There's a great tool that works even in Vista (maybe Win7 too) if you have an old 1.2M floppy drive: http://www.omniflop.com I last used it ~ 18 months ago and had success reading disks, IIRC, in DMK format into XRoar. I promised to send Simon some more stuff for the achive back then too, but then w...