Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
The monkey is a 256 color low-res (255x256) image while the river is a 256 color hi-res (512x256) image, both on the Sinclair QL with new FPGA accelerator card that adds color.
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So I bought a ZX81 where someone had modified the case...basically an external keyboard connection. What do you think of my fix? Used super glue and graphite.
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This is how I received my first ZX81 back in 1982. It came in an all cardboard box. No styrofoam, so pretty environmentally friendly. Shipped form 3 Sinclair Plaza, Nashua, NH USA.
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Hey viewers, does anyone have two 1GB (each) DDR1 SODIMMs lying around. They would have been for an early 2000 laptop. I'm in need for two for a project. Can get 'em on eBay for about $20, which is a bit high. So if anyone has them that doesn't need them, I'd be happy to pay for shipping. You can find my email in the description.
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I just built a homemade telephone network using a variable resistor (potentiometers) and a 9-volt battery. Stay tuned for some #MARCHintosh fun with my Apple PowerBook 180 and Sinclair QL.
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Happy 40th Birthday QL!
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Happy Holidays. This year I designed my own QL Christmas card. Click on the image to see the full version.
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In my video "Adding a Gamepad to the ZX81," I couldn't get all they keys on the keyboard to work, even after adding resistors to the kb lines. So I have to use an active circuit...using a prototype board, this should hopefully do it.
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My Amiga 600 playing Lemmings, using it's RF output. The connection is just an alligator clip barely touching the antenna lead, that's why the picture is so bad. It's on a PAL flat screen TV -- a very special one that I'll be posting a video on soon.
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The QL had many international keyboard layouts, but I didn't know about galactic. Klingon layout!
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Hi folks!
Thanks for visiting my channel. Here you'll find videos of me tinkering with my childhood computers. My first computer was a ZX81, straight from Sinclair Research through mail order in the US. The Sinclair QL is still my favorite with its cool, Unix-like operating system in only 48K of ROM.
I also wrote a ZX81 emulator called ZXSimulator...give it a try by clicking the link below.