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From Kharko Pavel To All 1 March 2006

Hello, All Good day everyone. They gave me two scarves, help me identify them File: Unnamed.JPG http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2719 File: Unnamed1.JPG http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2720

From Alexander Yudin To All 2 March 2006

Hello, 80xx In the right photo this is Pentagon-128.

From Konstantin Sviridov To All 2 March 2006

Hello hero In the photo on the left, “Lvov-48” ().

From Dmitry Demyanenko To All 2 March 2006

Hello Costa Yeah :) 91 years old

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 6 March 2006

Hello, 80xx Good day! Yesterday I got hooked on the radio market. Everyone claims that this is from Spectrum clones. Assembled on an analogue of the Z80 processor. If anyone recognizes it, please provide a link to the description and diagrams. I'll try to revive it. Best regards, Dmitry. File: 1.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2752 File: 4.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2755 File: 2.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2753 File: 3.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2754

From Konstantin Sviridov To All 6 March 2006

Hello, y-dmitry ydm> Everyone claims that this is a Spectrum clone. They say correctly: this is (more precisely, a board from it). To this computer A standard membrane class will do. I have the diagram and installation, PM me your email address and I will send them to you. P.S. If possible, take a couple of close-up photos (exactly from above and exactly from the bottom so that the names and microcircuits are visible).

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 6 March 2006

Hello Conan Thank you. I'll take pictures later in the evening Best regards, Dmitry

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 6 March 2006

Hello Conan Con> They say correctly: this is (more precisely, a board from it). To this Con> a standard membrane class will suit your computer. Scheme and Con> I have the installation kit, send me your email address in a PM, and I’ll give them to you Con> I will send. Con> P.S. If possible, take a couple of close-up photos (exactly Con> at the top and evenly at the bottom, so that the names and microcircuits are visible). It seems to have worked out. I had to cut it, otherwise it turned out to be a very large archive. Best regards, Dmitry File: #Photo_ZX.part5.rar http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2764 File: #Photo_ZX.part4.rar http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2763 File: #Photo_ZX.part1.rar http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2760 File: #Photo_ZX.part3.rar http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2762 File: #Photo_ZX.part2.rar http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2761

From Konstantin Sviridov To All 7 March 2006

Hello, y-dmitry ydm> It seems to have worked out. I had to cut it, otherwise it’s a very large archive ydm> worked. ydm> Sincerely, Dmitry Thank you very much. The diagram and installation of "Delta-S" were sent by email to the indicated address. P.S. To save space on the forum, please delete after a while archives from the previous message.

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 7 March 2006

Hello Conan Con> Thank you very much. The diagram and installation of were sent by email to Con> specified address. Con> P.S. To save space on the forum, please after a while Con> delete the archives from the previous message. Unfortunately it didn't arrive... I'll send you another address in a private message right now.

From Konstantin Sviridov To All 7 March 2006

Hello, y-dmitry ydm> Unfortunately it didn't arrive... ydm> I'll send you another address in a private message I also sent it to the second address, although I did not receive an NDR from the first one. If you don't receive it, Send me a private message and I’ll post it here for a while (the diagrams are about a megabyte). P.S. For help in finding this diagram I would also like to thank jtn-a (Vasily Klimov) who provided the paper version and CHRV (Roman Chunin), who scanned it.

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 7 March 2006

Hello Conan Con> I also sent it to the second address, although I did not receive an NDR from the first one. If not Con> get it, send me a private message, I’ll post it here for a while (schemes Con> about a megabyte). Con> Con> P.S. I would also like to thank you for your help in finding this diagram Con> jtn-a (Vasily Klimov) who provided the paper version and CHRV Con> (Roman Chunin), who scanned it. I'm also happy to thank you guys for your enthusiasm and undying creativity. Best regards, Dmitry.

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 8 March 2006

Hello Conan Con> I also sent it to the second address, although I did not receive an NDR from the first one. If not Con> get it, send me a private message, I’ll post it here for a while (schemes Con> about a megabyte). Con> Con> P.S. I would also like to thank you for your help in finding this diagram Con> jtn-a (Vasily Klimov) who provided the paper version and CHRV Con> (Roman Chunin), who scanned it. I downloaded everything. Thank you very much. I'll figure it out.

From Bogdan Pankevich To All 17 March 2006

Hello, y-dmitry ydm> Today I received the board for the first version of Leningradka. Interesting ydm> option, I have not seen it before. Can anyone comment( ydm> how the boards differ, whether errors have been fixed, assembly features) ydm> The board went on sale as "Sich" assembled several pieces, keyboard ports and the joystick were in conflict, the image is slightly shifted from the center ( several diodes and resistors centered the frame) At the output there was The transistor matrix (planar) was changed to KT315(361). In general fee as fee .

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 17 March 2006

Hello pbogdan pbo> The board went on sale as Sich assembled several pieces, ports pbo> the keyboard and joystick conflicted, the image is a little pbo> shifted from the center (several diodes and resistors were centered pbo> frame) At the output there was a transistor matrix (planar) pbo> changed to KT315(361) . In general, the board is like a board. If you don't mind, write in more detail about the errors and improvements of this versions. It would be great if there were schematics left. And also, are the errors of the classic Leningrad-1 corrected in this version?

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 17 March 2006

Hello, y-dmitry ydm> I have never seen such a board before. ydm> ydm> Help me figure it out. ydm> ydm> Apparently with a built-in controller. :D I quote myself. Found it. Thanks Fan. This is Baltic.

From Bogdan Pankevich To All 21 March 2006

Hello TomCaT Tom> I got a “black box”, and in it there is a board like this. Maybe Tom> can anyone tell me, at least in general terms, what model it is, 48k or 128? Tom> Tom> general view [http://www.sky.od.ua/~ptsk/P3200016.rar] Board "Lviv 48" separate memory fields, INT signal required select a capacitor and resistor (for stable operation) from a friend has been working for ten years or more. Editing up to 128 kb in the magazine radio amateur (I don’t remember the number), we collected a lot in our region (I even had a planar version of the board).