Mike's PCjr Page

Where are you located, Michael?

Makes sense to me.

OK, I found the Tandy mod on page 9 of JrNewsletter for April '89. First, let me apologize. It does require a chip 74S86. It requires 1 cut and 3 adds. The 74S86 is piggybacked. If anyone is interested I can get it to you in whatever form. The 74S86 is $.29 at BG Micro. Yes, twenty nine cents. Don't...

OOps; Looks like I won't get the Tandy mod instructions anytime soon. I thought the guys from the one-time Eugene PCjr club would have a copy but they don't have one available either. Sorry. I'll keep looking.

I don't have the Tandy instructions in hand, but I think I will have them in a day or two. If so, I'll send or post them. If my foggy memory is correct there isn't a need for any parts, just some cuts and jumpers. I will say at the outset though, that we, I or the forum owner, are not responsible fo...

Actually, the MA Prokit was my first expansion experience. $300.00 First of all they didn't use config.sys but had some software of their design. Some programs ran, some didn't. I wasn't smart enough at that time to know that there was a memory problem and it pretty much depended where a program was...

Don't know exactly where to post this but I suppose this is as good as any. As I've mentioned a time or two on other forums, I have been away from the Jr for quite a few years. I thought I'd just sort of ramble on, and where I have my facts wrong or where some procedures have changed or improved, pl...

Hi Guys: I'm Elmer I'm sort of a Johnny-come-lately to this forum but I have a long history with the PCjr. I worked at IBM during the time of the big PCjr sales and literally everyone and his brother was getting or already had one or more jrs. During that period, both before and after I retired, I h...