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Posted: **Sun Aug 26, 2012 5:20 pm**

axolotl wrote:Dragon 32 computer (stored carefully since children moved on to Acorn, PC etc) plus peripherals (eg joysticks, mini-printer), cables, plugs, etc. Also tutorial tapes, games (lots and lots) and applications. Also numerous Dragon Basic and machine code programming manuals. Also bound volumes of Dragon User magazines. All this for free (well, £1 nominal charge) in its entirety. Recipient to collect from Reading area (RG30 address). Genuine enthusiast preferred, as this was a much-loved family activity.

Hi
My name is Luis Fernandez, I live in Venezuela, I am a user of the coconut and I would like to have the dragon as well, currently manufactured a utility to view virtual disks coconut, dragon, OS9-NitrOS9 and flex, I would love to have the whole lot. calculation dispatch within U.S. $ 100, but what you want, even it retains?, would be by sea, my glog: luis45ccs.blogspot.com

Posted: **Sun Aug 26, 2012 11:32 pm**

Luis, you may be better off getting a Tano Dragon from California Digital (or check their eBay listing). I'm not sure what the postage to Venezuela will be, but from California to Europe they charge about $90 (US). A Tano Dragon is like a Dragon 64 but with NTSC TV output instead of PAL output (as well as a composite colour output).

Posted: **Sun Dec 09, 2012 1:29 am**

Thanks for your recommendation, I bought it

http://luis45ccs.blogspot.com/search/label/Dragon

Posted: **Sun Jan 20, 2013 9:41 pm**

Hi,
I was wondering if the system is still available as i live in Reading and can collect.
Thanks

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