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--EDIT-- oh crap, did I miss the deadline already ??? --EDIT-- Candle, I also like to order one for my A800. I can send payment when you give the word. thanks ! Dan

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...It's Official - my new T-shirt for the event, Vintage Computer Festival East 7.0 !! I have it here on my page VCF EAST 7.0 T-Shirt preview - Steve and Silent Woz http://www.flickr.com/photos/ragooman/5603852649/in/photostream/

Registration Still Open for VCF EAST 7.0 !!! Less than 6 weeks to go ! The information about this event can be found online here at this link http://www.vintage.org/2011/east/ There are still booths available for Exhibitors and seats are left for the Workshops. Exhibitors can register online at the following link You'll need a logon - it's free - to signup http://www.vintage.org/2011/east/exhibit.php Exhibitor fee is $20 and more information can be found at this link http://www.vintage.org/2011/east/exhibit.php If you need help with how to present your Exhibit, don't hesitate to email the event coordinator, Evan Koblentz evan@snarc.net Workshop registration can be found online at this link http://www.vintage.org/2011/east/workshop.php "Build Your Own Transistor-Logic" workshop Build your own transistor logic gates and learn how a computer is made. Attendees will build a plugin circuit card containing 35 transistors which they can wire into various logic circuits. Sat.May.14.2011 10am-12pm ***Deadline is May.1st for this - in order to order enough parts*** "Teletype 101" Sun.May.15.2011 10am-12pm Learn the basics of testing and operating a ASR-33 teletype Randomly selected attendee will win a tested and working '33. Also attendees will have an opportunity to buy an as-is, untested unit for $75 pending availability. Both workshops cost $40 and are limited to 10 students. And if your still curious about this event, your always welcome to visit us at the show, May 14-15, 2011. Admission is $10 for one day, $15 for both days, and free for ages 17 and younger. Parking is free. Hours are Sat.May.14th 10am - 7pm, Sun.May.15th 10am - 5pm Additional event info,such as Exhibit hours, Lecture schedule, Tours, and directions can be found at this link http://www.vintage.org/2011/east/

Hello, Would anyone know if there is any place that sells blank 2600 cartridge prototyping boards ? I was hoping there some of the variety which have a grid of thru-holes, for wiring any kind of circuit - rather than just a layout of the single Rom chip design. I'm looking to make a custom circuit. thanks =Dan

I uploaded one VCF East video so far This one is the music video from 8static with Animal Style playing. It's on my homepage at the moment as I'm having problems trying to upload it to YouTube. I was getting too many timeouts, I barely managed to upload to my homepage. http://www2.applegate.org/~ragooman/video/vcf/VCF_east_6.0-1.mov I'll have more online soon. =Dan

hey, that looks like a really great place for Atari parts ! thanks for the tip =Dan

I don't have it here with me at the moment as some of my stuff is still boxed up at my family house. The last state of it's condition when I checked was corrosion, so I didn't have the urge to begin fixing this. I've been finding some hardware in the meantime to help get me started again. I have an 810 drive and the 850 interface module so far. I like to pickup another 810 drive later on once I get some 800 machines. =Dan http://www2.applegate.org/~ragooman/

Hi, Anyone have the Datasoft Basic Compiler for the Atari 800 ? I found the manual already. I like to switch to this to help speed up the programming. I'm working on my next project for VCF east I like to find another 810 drive one day to help speed up the compilation too =Dan -- [ = http://www2.applegate.org/~ragooman/ ]

Hello, I'm looking for the Datasoft Atari Basic Compiler, I have the manual already to program with the Atari 800. I'm working on a exhibit for VCF east and I hope to find this to help speed up my programming. I'm also looking for another working Atari 800, I plan to interface this using my 850 interface module to setup a multi monitor game. thanks ! =Dan http://www2.applegate.org/~ragooman/

Hello, I'm looking for a working Atari 800 computer, and possibly with the 810 floppy drive. The one I have is only good for spare parts. I like to get one for my next exhibit at VCF east. Eventually I like to get 3 machines which I plan to interface together using my 850 interface unit. This design will have three 19" monitors running a game that will sync all 3 machines together. Any help is appreciated. I'm also looking for the Datasoft Atari Basic Compiler for this too--I have the manual already. thanks =Dan http://www2.applegate.org/~ragooman/