Images uploaded in thread, I did not take a picture of the bottom of the board, too scared to take out the ribbon cables. I am very fascinated with the fact the entire board looks like brand new. Seems the owner took really good care of this machine.robcfg wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2026 9:16 pm Hi, and welcome to the Dragon Archive!
The only special thing I see is that is a low serial number and that it has the black label instead of the gray one.
Regarding the Scandinavian Ø sign, it is in reality the number zero, which back in the day had the bar crossing it to differentiate it from the letter O.
You can take a look at the list of serial numbers we know here: https://archive.worldofdragon.org/index ... al_Numbers
It would be very interesting to see which revision of the motherboard your Dragon has, but you'd need to open it.
If you don't want to damage the red seals on the bottom side, soak them in lighter fluid, remove them gently and after they've dried, you can put them back again.
I'd appreciate taking pictures of both boards, both sides of them, as we also catalog them.
You can see our main motherboard scans here: https://archive.worldofdragon.org/index ... d_Pictures
And the power boards scans here: https://archive.worldofdragon.org/index ... U_Pictures
Best regards,
Rob
Never seen before model of Dragon64?
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Re: Never seen before model of Dragon64?
Re: Never seen before model of Dragon64?
Thank you for the nice pictures!
By looking at them, it looks like you have a standard Dragon 64 in really great condition and with a low serial number.
That's a nice machine to have!
By looking at them, it looks like you have a standard Dragon 64 in really great condition and with a low serial number.
That's a nice machine to have!