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9 April 2006
Hello Zerios
This is a well-assembled BAYAH!
p.s. LET bayan$="Leningrad-1 Zona"
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Alexey Korotkov
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9 April 2006
Hello, All
They brought me a box here and said that it was a Spectrum .. :sleep: . First time I saw
something similar.
But this is really spec, 48kb.
Cost Zilog, Beta Drive board, antenna output!! , but the body... :v2_scare:
-))
Scarves with loops, stands, etc. (photos)
It’s very interesting who made this because there are no inscriptions or nameplates, but it was done
everything is very competent.
And if you can identify it, I would like a diagram...
File: sincl_1988.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3034
File: korp.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3033
File: 01.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3037
File: 02.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3036
File: BetaDrive.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3035
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Alexey Korotkov
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9 April 2006
Hello Orionsoft
-))
Thank you.
I just saw THIS for the first time.
In principle, I understood that “Leningrad”, but that this is a button accordion... well, I didn’t know,
sorry -))
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9 April 2006
Hello Zerios
But this is a very high quality button accordion!
honor and praise to the person who did THIS!
This is a wonderful hand-made assembly, in the best traditions of the amateur radio movement!
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1 May 2006
Hello Costa
Cos> There is no link. I have everything on paper.
Well, scan it quickly ;) and send it to FTP Orionsoft
http://zx.pk.ru/showthread.php?t=2760
Cos> If I remember correctly, no changes were made to the diagrams but
Cos> the fixes were in the layout on the board and nothing during assembly
Cos> there was no need to cut and correct.
Well, I don’t know, they usually edit the diagrams and give a list of the massacres, but here are the statistics
difficult to drive.
Although I would be interested to look at the very first diagram of the Pentagon, because...
(see further)
Cos> and what is ATM 1991?
The first Pentagon128 according to some assumptions (in Iron Production) from
MicroART offices ;) Just now I discovered a cool bug :D bit flash and bit
red paper mixed up :v2_lol; Here; and I wonder what’s on the diagram
going on :D
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6 May 2006
Hello Zerios
Today the whole department looked at photos of this Spectrum (which is Leningrad 1)
and came to the conclusion that it was made in St. Petersburg on Vasilyevsky Island, Bolshoi
prosp 66-68 =) :v2_cheer:
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Orionsoft
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6 May 2006
Hello fan
fan> And what were the reasons for this? %) Someone remembered Zonov?
There are no zones, it’s all about the fasteners, power supply parts, and some elements
body...
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6 May 2006
Hello Orionsoft
Ori> Today the whole department looked at photos of this Spectrum (which
Ori> Leningrad 1) and came to the conclusion that it was made in St. Petersburg
Ori> Vasilyevsky Island, Bolshoi Avenue 66-68 =)
And what were the reasons for this? %) Someone remembered Zonov? ;)
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6 May 2006
Hello fan
fan> So this is a serial copy
We are unlikely to find out, there is no nameplate...
From
Alexander Zan
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6 May 2006
Hello Orionsoft
Gee %) I didn’t immediately catch up with what I was talking about %)
So this is a serial copy (the one in the first post)?
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Alexander Zan
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6 May 2006
Hello Orionsoft
By Pentagon 128
I took home the ATM 1991 and Z1992 labels and a piece of the Z1992 board where the fixes were
. I also threw the option of two layers in the light (it will be easier to track the paths
during repair/upgrade).
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24 May 2006
Hello fan
I got another Spec... help me identify it. ..
I haven’t turned it on yet, I don’t know if it works or not, I’ll find out on the weekend.
File: P1010024.JPG http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3253
File: P1010034.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3254
File: P1010035.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3255
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Alexander Zan
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24 May 2006
Hello, Zerios
I don't see anything, but it looks like Moscow128.
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Chunin Roman
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24 May 2006
Hello Orionsoft
Ori> This is a GI AY-8912 without IO ports.
More precisely, it has one port!
Without ports AU-3-8913 (24 legs).
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Alexey Korotkov
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24 May 2006
Hello fan
I'll try to take a better picture this evening...
This is the first time I've seen such a music coprocessor...
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Orionsoft
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24 May 2006
Hello, CHRV
CHR> More precisely, it has one port!
exactly... and an old woman can have a blast
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Orionsoft
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24 May 2006
Hello Zerios
Zer> This is the first time I’ve seen such a music coprocessor ..
This is GI AY-8912 without IO ports.
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Alexander Zan
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7 October 2006
Hello, Ovvnex
Ovv> And what else is on the board for the beetle (FPGA, PLM???),
This is a music device with decoders/wiring for the VGshka and printer port.
Pinout in -
Magazine RADIO N7 1995
Magazine AMATEUR RADIO N8 1995
(http://anklab.pirit.info/Press/RL/1995/07/index.html)
ZY These photos should be placed directly in the topic "List of domestic iron" ;)
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Alexander Zan
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7 October 2006
Hello, Ovvnex
OK, senkyu!
The second din is probably for the power cord for the power supply.
I forgot - the pinout is in the article (in the diagram) "ZX-Spectrum 128+ on BMK".
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Alexander Zan
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7 October 2006
Hello fan
Maybe it wouldn’t be difficult to take another photo of the back of the scarf?
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Vadim Orekhov
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7 October 2006
Hello fan
fan> Maybe it wouldn’t be difficult to take another photo of the back of the scarf?
No problem.
Reverse side of the board ["http://www.ovvnex.narod.ru/unknown/plata_back.jpg"]
Thanks for the identification and links! I read it, if I have any questions, I’ll ask!!!))))
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10 October 2006
Hello caro
car> For information, I can send you a diagram of my controller version.
I would be very grateful. My soap ovv-mail[woof]mail.ru
By the way, another question - I would like to get information on the ZX-MultiCard (maybe on ftp to
Should Orionsoft upload it?)
Thanks in advance!
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10 October 2006
Hello, Ovvnex
Ovv> I would be very grateful.
I found a diagram and description of your board in my archives.
This is a development of the FORM company itself and, oddly enough, is called: Controller
"ZX-multicard" disk drives.
The description with the diagram and arrangement of elements takes 5 A4 pages.
Scanned, you can pick it up from here: http://www.caro.k66.ru/files/form_mc.zip
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Alexander Zan
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10 October 2006
Hello caro
car> 2 fan; Speech; there was no talk about integrating VG into PLM. This is exactly the same
car> microcircuit produced by the Moscow company FORM.
Uh, I just don’t understand what was discussed where %) “We” seemed to have a conversation about
"master" from which it followed that there was somehow an ALL IN ONE chip (VG+AY) but
due to frequent breakdowns, he rested in Bose. I probably misunderstood something!)
That is wasn't it ALL IN ONE (VG+AY)? Namely, separately 6008 and separately VG?
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10 October 2006
Hello fan
fan> That is. wasn't it ALL IN ONE (VG+AY)? Namely separately 6008 and
fan> separately VG ?
An option with built-in VG never appeared.
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10 October 2006
Hello caro
car> I found a diagram and description of your board in my archive.
Thank you so much - just what I needed! I’m sitting and figuring it out (and I hope that the BMK doesn’t
scorched!!!)!
2Fan; Thank you; for the correct initial reference - I also downloaded all the pages
- I’m taking a look!)))))
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10 October 2006
Hello caro
I found this link:
http://groups.google.com/group/fido7.zx.spectrum/browse_frm/thread/8d093cbc86d7
3c8e/cdca98ca54ccf5c0?tvc=1&q=zx.spectrum+%D0%BA%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BC%D0%B8%D1%81#
cdca98ca54ccf5c0
Here's the message from there:
From; Alex; Letaev - view profile
Date; Thurs; Feb 18 1999 2:00 pm
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Hello Andrey Gura! In a message of 17 Feb 99 Andrey Gura wrote to Dmitry
Grigoryev;
AG>; Not cute - but just cool... The authors received 80% of software sales. But
AG> company
AG> "Condor" did not conduct any advertising and therefore stopped producing
AG> Pros..
That's not why. When developing the next version of the pros, they decided at the time
shortage of AYs to make your own special chip at the factory, which included
muzykalka and VG93. They pumped several thousand dollars into the development of the chip, and then
the factory said it was not enough, and they gave more. But the chip came out with an awesome
delay, and turned out to be crude and with glitches in the circuit. They ordered several
trial pieces, we tried for a long time to debug the new version of Pro, and the boards were already
released in limited quantities. The same famous Kiril Gromov fought
I've been working on launching this circuit for a long time, too, but the chip turned out to be soit’s disgusting that Condor, having spent all his savings in vain, simply couldn’t, well
I probably didn’t want to continue releasing Pro. :-( Like this because
the existing government, which we ourselves elected, and because of the chaos in
laws and lack of responsibility, due to the fall of the economy, etc., and not
due to lack of advertising, the best manufacturer in Moscow closed down
Moscow version of Spectrum. :-( Although the Condor company continues its
existence with almost the same composition to this day, but they are engaged now
only Amigami.
Best regards, Alex from FFC COMPUTERS.
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Alexander Zan
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16 October 2006
Hello axor
Pentagon 777
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Alexander Shushkov
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16 October 2006
Hello fan
fan> Pentagon 777
Thank you!
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Mikhail Tarasov
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16 October 2006
Hello fan
fan> Pentagon 777
Well, maybe it was called somewhere Pentagon 777. Although its name is simple
ZX-777. And the schemes have flown here more than once. This board is my twin brother
computer, my number is 1754, and this one has 2490. It’s interesting that there were so many of them
released. :)
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17 October 2006
Hello Mick
I have one like that too. True, I bought it in 95, it looks like it was “factory”
assembly" (packaging, 2 disks, instructions, wires, remote keyboard, case) all
it was packed in cellophane (wires, papers of all sorts) the computer is cool, though
There's already 1 meter of memory on the sim....and it's all soldered... yeah that was.... :) :)
why was it called Pentagon 777??? :confused; :confused:;
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19 October 2006
Hello, sheltem
she> I also have one. True, I bought it in 95, it looks like it was
she> "factory assembly" (packaging, 2 disks, instructions, wires, keyboard
she> remote, housing) everything was packed in cellophane (wires, pieces of paper
she> in every way) the computer is cool, although it already has 1 meter of memory on the sim....and
she> all soldered... yes it was.... :) :)
she> why was it called Pentagon 777??? :confused; :confused:;
Why it was called “Pentagon 777” is unclear. Because even the owner of the computer said,
that he never had all sorts of multicolors tailored for the Pentagon.
Can you tell me where to get the schematic (link)?