I'll throw the guts from agate-9 into the spec.

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From Alexander Zan To All 9 March 2006

Hello fan The motherboard definitely doesn’t show any noise (it showed vertical stripes).

From Alexander Zan To All 9 March 2006

Hello, All subject

From Alexander Zan To All 10 March 2006

Hello, Piroma 2 Dendy I just can’t imagine how to “use” this mail :( and how much money they'll rip you off for shipping this scrap... It will be cheaper to buy a branded one at a flea market speck ;) 2 Pyroma What clone is this device based on and how many brains does it have? controller Is there a flop guide by any chance? 2 ALL The set of guts (from agat-9) includes all three expansion cards (two floppy (for different drives), and one interface (like some kind of port)). ZY There is also a power supply and a case (there are no floppy drives), but this is already a takeaway.

From Victor Boev To All 10 March 2006

Hello Dendy Hello, there is radon plus with odapter and docks if interested We can discuss an exchange. tel 8-905-792-3901 :smile:

From Maxim Saratovtsev To All 10 March 2006

Hello fan I would exchange with pleasure. "OVI-MINI" 64K - working, wrote about it in the topic "RGB-video" Can I use postal services?

From Alexander Zan To All 10 March 2006

Hello, Piroma > simplest spec It is impossible to understand anything from such a description. Photo or scan of scarves (low permission) can you do it?

From Victor Boev To All 10 March 2006

Hello fan radon plus the simplest speck clava gray at the back 4 din connectors 1 power supply 5v the rest for the monitor and cassette player stone kr1858vm1 memory ruhi kr565ru5g. you call and we’ll make an agreement. :v2_cheer:

From Alexander Zan To All 11 March 2006

Hello, Piroma It remains to find out what it is and whether there is a diagram for it. 2 ALL Maybe someone has Leningrad1/2, Baltic, Ural, Nikos, Atas lying around or scarves for him? Pentagon128 (can it be dead)? You can write to soap (soap on the website, website address in profile).

From Alexander Zan To All 12 March 2006

Hello, Piroma 2 Pyroma To more accurately identify the board, a larger photo is required to names on the cases of small circuits were visible (or a list of microcircuits) and dimensions boards for more accurate identification.

From Victor Boev To All 12 March 2006

Hello fan How do you like this offer: radon and, say, an additional payment of 500 rubles to cover the difference in the cost of the device, that is, agate. also not working, of the two I think one can be made. :confused:

From Alexander Zan To All 13 March 2006

Hello, Piroma In general, everyone needs a photo with distinguishable names of small circuits, as well as its dimensions and performance information. The soap is drawn here http://sblive.narod.ru/mail.gif

From Victor Boev To All 13 March 2006

Hello fan I withdraw my offer to exchange radon for agate in connection with what was Today I went to Mitino and found the scarf I needed at a reasonable price. :cool:

From Alexander Zan To All 13 March 2006

Hello, Piroma Well, anyway, take a large photo of the scarves (so that the names of the mikrukhs can be read) and better on both sides and post them in this thread http://zx.pk.ru/showthread.php?t=255

From Vladimir Rodionov To All 18 March 2006

Hello fan fan> The set of guts (from agate-9) includes all three expansion cards (two fan> float drives (for different drives), and one interface (port type fan> some kind)). Are the flop controller boards from Agate 9 compatible with the Apple II? It seems like Agat9 is the Russian embodiment of the second Apple...

From Alexander Zan To All 18 March 2006

Hello, Forward Agate is finally a thing in itself and in its original version is not compatible with the Apple II. And I I suspect that the boards have a completely different pinout. However, it doesn’t matter, I’ve already changed everything to ATAS 1.5 from CHRV. Write to him, maybe they will he won't need it.

From Ivan Rubilo To All 20 March 2006

Hello fan I won’t say anything about old agates, but Agat-9 is signal compatible.

From Vladimir Rodionov To All 20 March 2006

Hello, DizZy Diz> I won’t say anything about old agates, but Agat-9 is signal compatible. This makes me happy. One source for replenishing the number of components for AppleII more. Another interesting question: the Agata 9 operating system itself saw flops or Did the kit come with a bunch of firewood? I wonder if it will be possible to attach an 800K controller flop and flop itself from Agate 9 to Apple without installing special software or without intense dancing with a tambourine... :)

From Chunin Roman To All 20 March 2006

Hello, Forward For> This is good news. One source for replenishing the number of components For> for AppleII more. Another interesting question: operating system Agata 9 For> did you see the flops yourself or did the kit come with a bunch of stuff? Interesting For> will it be possible to attach an 800K flop controller and a 9K agate flop For> Apple without installing special software or without intense dancing with a tambourine... For> :) Where else can I get Apple :)

From Ivan Rubilo To All 26 April 2006

Hello, Forward For> This is good news. One source for replenishing the number of components For> for AppleII more. Another interesting question: operating system Agata 9 For> did you see the flops yourself or did the kit come with a bunch of stuff? Interesting For> will it be possible to attach an 800K flop controller and a 9K agate flop For> Apple without installing special software or without intense dancing with a tambourine... For> :) I saw it myself. There are no drivers at all :) In short, the only difference is that Apple ][ seemed to have a 360 disk drive one-sided. According to the controller commands and signals, everything seems to be 1 in 1. The bootloader from a floppy disk (stitched into the controller) in agate depends on the slot (as rule 5th slot - $C500), for apple ][ usually $C400 (if I'm not confused). It’s easy to see - turn on the computer and press control + reset (on agate control + reset) - you get into the monitor and see the screen below *_. You dial C500L (for example) - you see the listing (if there is 00 00 00 00, etc., that is BRK BRK BRK - empty, if something is legible, it might be a printer or floppy drive :). To start booting from a floppy disk, type C500G.