Mike's PCjr Page

Put me down for one, maybe two boards.

<*> Jim

Ah! I see. Just looked at the eBay pix earlier - now see what you mean.

It appears that the 286 is in that small box atop the jr and attached with 2-conductor lamp cord wire. Huh? If that's the case, I can chop up an old P4 motherboard, attach it the same way, and have a Pentium 4 powered PCjr! Or, wait!! There's probably an old i3 floating around here somewhere. Am I m...

The last time I saw those cabinets, they looked a lot duller!

Good job.

<*> Jim

100_0780 (Medium).JPG It was designed for the C128, but it works great with the Jr. Yep, it works great here, too. I had picked up a couple bare boards from J. Alex a while back http://he-insanity.blogspot.com/ and was pleased. The digital to analog board takes a handful of parts including some 1% ...

Isn't it fun to go back over your code and wonder, "What was I thinking when I did THAT?"

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Perhaps when the bottoms of the posts broke off they left debris under the motherboard that is preventing you from fully seating the drive assembly?

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I'd try a different DOM. If you don't have a spare, I have a PQI 128 Meg module I could lend you.

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When jmetal88 built the PS/2 to PCjr keyboard adapter, he used some new AMP connectors to the keyboard port. I have no idea where he got them, but it might be a good place to look for joystick connectors. jmetal88? Ya out there?

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Yes, I did receive it and sent you a reply. The server seems to be having some problems, but it looks like it's in your inbox.

Now there are 5 connector sets available for anybody else.

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