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We'll miss you Rob, it won't be the same without you!

It would be good to have a Dragon Alpha, because there's going to be a few new people who've not seen one. Plus it's cool.

It's not long now! So I thought I'd start a thread about what we're bringing, what we'd like to see and what's happening. There's a thread on Facebook too. We thought the theme for this year could be 'software' - so bring all your games and utilities, all your floppies and tapes, stuff you've writte...

I know he's still alive and letting me badger him with endless questions about FUZIX. His website is still up - http://tormod.me/ and there's a contact email at the foot of the product list. Maybe drop him a line?

Cheers, Tony

Not wishing to sound pessimistic, but I'm guessing the virus situation will be worse than it is now, due to kids back at school. Happy to wear a mask and/or spend time chatting in the car park if that's what it takes :) To reassure people a little on that front, we'll be holding the event in the ma...

robcfg wrote: ↑Tue Aug 31, 2021 5:31 pm Time to read the entry requirements for the UK!

If it comes to it, you could always spend your two weeks in quarantine in the museum

Blimey, you have some early machines! I thought my 003300 was old. Are these from 'back in the day', or more recent purchases? Just intrigued!

Just to let you know I have a RACE and an Orch-90 cart (both original and Ed's new one), so happy to test anything anyone wants tested on real hardware.

And indeed, you can't read the currently used slot - and yes, reading &HFEFF will change the active slot!

Well, it's been a while! But we're going to have another Meetup at last! It's at the usual venue - the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge - but this time it's for a whole weekend. As always, there'll be lots of Dragons, add-ons, upgrades and peripherals to look at, and all the latest software...

Definitely interested in updates here! Keep us posted!

And here it is working happily on a D64. A little fiddlier - socketing the RAM was a bit of a nightmare, as the tiniest bit of solder left on the component side would mean torn pads and traces when I tried to the remove the chip (so there's a few bodge wires on the underside!). But it's sitting ther...