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Alexander Zan
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9 March 2006
Hello fan
The motherboard definitely doesn’t show any noise (it showed vertical stripes).
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Alexander Zan
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9 March 2006
Hello, All
subject
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Alexander Zan
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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.
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Victor Boev
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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:
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Maxim Saratovtsev
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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?
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Alexander Zan
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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?
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Victor Boev
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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:
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Alexander Zan
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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).
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Alexander Zan
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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.
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Victor Boev
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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:
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Alexander Zan
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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
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Victor Boev
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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:
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Alexander Zan
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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
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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...
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Alexander Zan
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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.
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20 March 2006
Hello fan
I won’t say anything about old agates, but Agat-9 is signal compatible.
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Vladimir Rodionov
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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... :)
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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 :)
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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.