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One of our volunteers restored and added a Dragon 32 to the PC Gallery at TNMOC taking its rightful place alongside other personal computers of the period. Seems to be working well but if anyone wants to offer some simple cassette based games that we can use to show the machine working, they would be welcome. We have one, but its nice to change them once in a while.
Blog entry is here
http://www.tnmoc.org/102/section.aspx/198

I wonder if we might add a link in our blog back to this site?

Thanks

Chris Monk
TNMOC volunteer

ChrisMonkTNMOC wrote:One of our volunteers restored and added a Dragon 32 to the PC Gallery at TNMOC taking its rightful place alongside other personal computers of the period. Seems to be working well but if anyone wants to offer some simple cassette based games that we can use to show the machine working, they would be welcome. We have one, but its nice to change them once in a while.

I could always build you a multi-cart.....

Cheers.

Phill.

Please feel free to link to this site from your blog entry.

I can probably find some spare tapes for you for the public to use... But having done a few events now with Dragons I can highly recommend the multi-cart from Phill. He has developed a board that fits inside an old Dragon cart case that has its own menu system and can old a number of games - very useful for public events.

If you need any more help with Dragons - then this is the place to come - especially with DragonDOS controllers, disk drives etc.

Cheers for the advice and I have added the link from our blog.

I would love to know more about the multi cart.
Alan