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From Sergey Leontyev To All 31 March 2006

Hello, All I will buy ZX-Spectrum 128kb, music (AY), a flop (or at worst an FDD controller) is required, it is also desirable with an extended keyboard, it is possible with a monitor (Electronics 32VTTS202) Expensive! Urgently!

From Timonin Maxim Anatolievich To All 1 April 2006

Hello Pet-Shop Pet> Buy ZX-Spectrum 128kb, music (AY), Pet> flop (or at worst FDD controller) are required, Pet> also preferably with an extended keyboard, maybe with a monitor Pet> (Electronics 32VTTS202) Pet> Expensive! Urgently! http://nedopc.com/ATMZAK/zakatm710.php A brand new board - brand new, just assembled. Just need a couple Wait a week for this build to be completed.

From Vyacheslav Kalinin To All 1 April 2006

Hello, mig'95 mig> I apologize for what may be a stupid question, but what about the keyboard? Her mig> there seems to be nowhere to take it.. :v2_huh: By the way, maybe somewhere now mig> purchase a configured Spectrum-compatible complete assembly? I myself s mig> I'm not very good with hardware, that's why I'm interested.. And there it seems that the keyboard is clinging to the PC.

From Timonin Maxim Anatolievich To All 2 April 2006

Hello, mig'95 mig> I apologize for what may be a stupid question, but what about the keyboard? Her mig> there seems to be nowhere to take it.. :v2_huh: By the way, maybe somewhere now mig> purchase a configured Spectrum-compatible complete assembly? I myself s mig> I'm not very good with hardware, that's why I'm interested.. You connect a regular AT keyboard (or a PS/2 keyboard via an adapter, sold in almost any computer stall). It's on the board built-in controller. Firstly, it completely emulates mechanical Speccy keyboard, and secondly, it has a bunch of operating modes, and supported software. Well, as for the assembly - so it will be completely assembled and configured, moreover, if desired, with the entire set of cords (power, sound, disk drives...). Only without housings. Well, can’t you handle this yourself? True, I see you are from Moscow. This makes things easier. Therefore, in principle, it is possible agree on complete assembly in the case, with flop, screw, CD-ROM... But this is a subject for a separate conversation - if Roman, who is engaged in the assembly, agree. In any case, then - pickup from the assembly site.

From Roman Mindlin To All 3 April 2006

Hello, alexeenko ale> wow, what's missing What's surprising here? An ordinary flea market.

From Rustam Timerbaev To All 3 April 2006

Hello, kgbplus Where did you find the schematics for the spec, can you tell me?

From Timonin Maxim Anatolievich To All 3 April 2006

Hello Savage Sav> Where did you find the diagrams for the spec, can you tell me? What schemes?

From Rustam Timerbaev To All 4 April 2006

Hello, Maksagor Well, for the manufacture of the Spectrum (I have schematic diagrams and types of circuit boards in mind)

From Sergey Leontyev To All 4 April 2006

Hello, CHRV Well, thank you all. Yesterday I ordered an ATM-Turbo 2+ assembly from Roman. I hope that the two weeks of waiting will fly by like one day :smile:

From Chunin Roman To All 4 April 2006

Hello Savage Sav> well, for the manufacture of the Spectrum (circuit diagrams and type of installation Sav> boards mean) Schemes and all design documentation were officially received by Maxim Timonin from MicroART company. So I proudly say that everything is not stolen and, one might say, licensed :).

From Dobrynin Sergey To All 4 April 2006

Hello, mig'95 mig> I'll go look for an AT case now.. If I'm lucky, I think in mig> I’ll write a letter to CHRV in a week. If the assembly comes down to installation only mig> boards into the case, then I can handle it. Looks like I assembled the PC myself.. mig> :v2_rolley I highly recommend getting a detailed description of the AT body from Roman, what should you do? be.... I know from my own experience that it doesn’t fit into everything... it’s true that it doesn’t fit into everything I wouldn’t even stuff a pussy.... but the main thing is to warn ;)

From Rustam Timerbaev To All 4 April 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> Schemes and all design documentation were officially received by Maxim CHR> Timonin from the company MikroART. CHR> So I proudly say that everything is not stolen and can be said to be licensed CHR> pure :). Eh, can I also get all this officially? :v2_down:

From Chunin Roman To All 4 April 2006

Hello Savage Sav> Eh, can I also get all this officially? :v2_down: Easy: http://atmturbo.nedopc.com. Absolutely everything is on the website. Stitched HL8 can be ordered from us.

From Rustam Timerbaev To All 4 April 2006

Hello, do_se Wow! I looked... is the cost with or without a disk drive $100?

From Igor Mamonov To All 4 April 2006

Hello, do_se do_> I know from my own experience that it doesn’t fit into everything.... Oops. What's the catch? :v2_unsur: Actually, I already bought the case and washed it and now I hope that I won’t have to throw it away..

From Chunin Roman To All 4 April 2006

Hello, mig'95 mig> Oops. What's the catch? :v2_unsur: Actually, I already bought the case mig> I washed it and now I hope that I won’t have to throw it away.. Look at the dimensions of the board (335x190 mm). It definitely won’t fit into the BTX, but it should fit into the AT.

From Chunin Roman To All 4 April 2006

Hello Savage Sav> Wow! I looked... is the cost with or without a disk drive $100? ;) Everything is here: http://www.nedopc.com/catalog.php The disk drive is not included, it is implied in PC language: motherboard with installed processor and memory.

From Igor Mamonov To All 4 April 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> Look at the dimensions of the board (335x190 mm). CHR> It definitely won’t fit into the BTX, but it should fit into the AT. Ufff.. If this is the only problem, then everything is fine with me.. :v2_smile:

From Roman Mindlin To All 5 April 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> Yeah, first I put three-layer (3mm) plywood and attach the board to it. CHR> There are no problems with holes and assembly/disassembly after this. and in my mega-monster I attached the board like this: marked the places on the chassis where the fasteners should be, then drilled holes there with small margin compared to the PC part for mounting the board (copper piece, on one side there is an external thread, on the other internal), then on this the part itself, instead of the imported one, I cut our Russian thread to 3 mm, inserted it it's in the chassis and secured it with a nut. Simple and holds up well. For ATM, by the way, the main problem will be case ventilation, because... the fee is strong warming up.

From Andrey Marinov To All 5 April 2006

Hello, mig'95 My ATM moved to the 3rd AT building in less than a year. The main problem is fix the board, usually 1-2 holes match, and then you have to be tricky with "with improvised means". There is another option (I missed it somewhere) to attach board to the plywood, and screw the plywood as needed inside the case.

From Chunin Roman To All 5 April 2006

Hello, kgbplus kgb> For ATM, by the way, the main problem will be case ventilation, because kgb> the board gets very hot. Yes, it’s a good idea to mount a fan above the memory. ;)

From Chunin Roman To All 5 April 2006

Hello, nyuk nyu> My ATM has already moved to the 3rd AT building in less than a year. Main nyu> the problem is to secure the board, usually 1-2 holes match, and then nyu> you have to be clever with the “means at hand”. There is another option nyu> (slipped here somewhere) attach the board to the plywood, and the plywood nyu> screw as needed inside the case. Yeah, I first put three-layer (3mm) plywood and attach the board to it. Problems with holes and assembly and disassembly do not appear after this. For example, this is how it was done for both me and Max.

From Dobrynin Sergey To All 5 April 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> Yes, it’s a good idea to attach a fan above the memory. Well, it's begun! But then what about cooling the bottom row (layer) of osushek?

From Rustam Timerbaev To All 5 April 2006

Hello Savage Okay, I was joking

From Rustam Timerbaev To All 5 April 2006

Hello, do_se Let me guess... maybe a cooler?

From Chunin Roman To All 5 April 2006

Hello, do_se do_> Well, it has begun! But then what about cooling the bottom row (layer) of osushek? I make a gap of ~1.5mm between the bottom and top rows - so everything is fine cooling down! I don’t know, neither I nor Max have a fan and everything works. Previously, the comparator got very hot, but this was due to a wiring error, read about it here: http://www.nedopc.com/ATMZAK/atm710re.htm

From Roman Mindlin To All 6 April 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> I don’t know, neither I nor Max have a fan and everything works. Well, for some reason mine is heating up. Although everything works fine if you have _any_ ventilation.

From Alexander Filippov To All 18 May 2006

Hello Pet-Shop Pet> Buy ZX-Spectrum 128kb, music (AY), Pet> flop (or at worst FDD controller) are required, Pet> also preferably with an extended keyboard, maybe with a monitor Pet> (Electronics 32VTTS202) Pet> Expensive! Urgently! So do you need a ZX-Spectrum 128kb? (What kind of flop and FDD does it have?). I'm pouring out it's a miracle without work. Or are we talking about some kind of self-propelled gun?

From John Ivanoff To All 20 May 2006

Hello GNTB There is a Pentagon 128 with AY with a floppy drive. Tower case, homemade, with built-in power supply. 2 years ago I was a worker. Selling in Moscow inexpensively at good prices hands. Suggestions to the address: music-car@mail.ru

From Rustam Timerbaev To All 20 May 2006

Hello, kgbplus kgb> Well, mine is heating up for some reason My spec also warmed up, but it worked... sometimes for seven or eight hours. True After about six years, the microcircuit responsible for the blue output burned out. After that's why all the colors got mixed up... Then the keys melted. first 5,6,t,y,g,h,b,n, then also 4,7,r,u,f,j,v,m. I took it apart, and there were some films with tracks inside... but who knows how to do it

From Alexander Filippov To All 21 May 2006

Hello Savage At 48, ULA was warming up like a child. In addition, the internal stabilizer was almost without radiator. This was already done humanely in 128th. I remember the first soap dishes that were brought were shaking terribly, they were packed in cellophane, where they soon died of suffocation.