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Alastair wrote:Here are a couple of photographs of the innards of my Dragon 32 (ID 78 in the survey). I'll probably remove them on Monday or Tuesday, in an effort to reduce bandwidth on this thread, so please download them if you think you may make use of them.

I have downloaded them!

Vato

I won't be able to keep up with all this until I get home, but please continue to "register" in the "database". I hate using this "bloody" little laptop.... I'm missing my giant monitors!

And BTW. I don't believe MJ was BAD.....

Here are a few more pictures: I will post some more once I have ploughed my way through the loft and taken the pictures. There should be a 1233 modulator, Thomson 6809 and Siemens RAM and what ever else I come across. Has anyone seen any other Power board with Reg 3 bolted to the heatsink? Gareth T...

They are perfect, Gareth!

Thanks,
VAto

Thanks Gareth!
I have updated the database with your additional info.

I see you have both variants of the white power supply (square and oblong). Could you, whenever you've got some minutes to spare, post photos of the two?

Thanks for your help!
Vato

zephyr wrote:There are some pretty good pictures of the early D32 16K - 32K RAM piggyback board here...

http://dragondata.worldofdragon.org/har ... 0early.htm

Thanks zephyr, I'll add them to the "help-page".

Vato

Alastair wrote:Have a good holiday, but to stop you having a relaxing time here's some work for you!

ID 78
Market - UK
RAM - OKI
RF - 1286
PS - Square (White)

Thanks Alastair!
In fact, doing this is considered relaxing time

I have updated your entry.

Vato

Here is a pic of a UK 1286 RF modulator. It is from 053679 DG. I will add more detail to the machines that I have already posted and to a few more once I pick up the courage to enter the loft. P1010568.JPG Gareth Thanks Gareth! I have included crops from your pic to a couple of the "help-pages" for...

I have added a couple of new fields, trying to make it following the lines we have discussed here. Thanks for the additional registrations, whoever made them ;-) The registrations are now, of course, missing some fields, so if any of those that have registered reads this, you can post the additional...

Wouldn't it be better to have two entries: one for type (16x16, Piggy Back, Siemens, or OKI), the second entry for issue number? It would make the survey easier to compile, and at the moment we don't know which combinations of type and issue exist. Ditto for the power supply board. Alastair OK! Vato