tep392

Any word if the 7800 emulation includes POKEY or Yamaha emulation to support homebrew carts that take advantage of those sound chips?

I replaced the belts in my 410 about 8 years ago and that got it working. I then tried it last year and it started to eat the tape because the take-up reel wasn't turning. One of the internal rollers (plastic wheel with rubber ring) was hard so I had to take some measurements and find a similarly sized rubber ring. I found one on a site that sells parts for stereo cassette decks. Now it's working great! I will probably have to fix it again in another 5 years.

I learned in 8th grade in 1980 on a manual type writer. It was a required class at our school. A couple years later I received an Atari 400 and got a lot of practice typing in games from ANTIC and ANALOG magazines. I was able to touch type pretty well on that flat keyboard until my hands got too big.

It's an option if I think it might not be obvious to them.

Yep, I was quoting a post on page one without reading following posts on page two and my privileges don't prevent it after a topic has been locked. When I realized my mistake I went back and hid the related posts since he should get the benefit of the doubt.

In 2023, the MapRAM hack is a solution in search of a problem.

The carts are all sold. If anyone still wants one, PM me and if I get enough requests, I'll make some more. Thanks! TEP

I have one left for you. Send me a PM with your address and I'll get you a price with shipping.

I still have a few of these left from the last batch. $35 plus shipping. TEP392

This post would be more appropriate in its own topic since you are seeking input for your own project.

The purist might not like this, but since it is already heavily modified I decided to completely replace the old linear PS with a modern switching PS. With the two drives, 5 linear regulators, rectifier and massive transformer, the unit was getting way too hot. Now the peak power usage of the entire unit is about 60W. It still get's warm due to the poor ventilation, but not any worse than a stock Atari drive. Before/After

It looks like the same board as this Hyperdrive . Seems like a bit of a rarity. Nice find!

2 month bump

I'll PM you.