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SIDKick pico project: github.com/frntc/SIDKick-pico
XUM 1541: www.ebay.com/itm/233715691940
Contents:
0:00 Intro
1:00 C128 expansion rom, wd1770 chip, caps
4:18 SIDKick pico unbox
6:10 XUM 1541 unbox
8:12 Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2
13:37 Testing the SIDKick
19:17 Testing the XUM 1541
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Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Apr 21, 2024 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 18 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
Nice to see you again Tommy with nice goodies for old computers. Hope you enjoy it. Greetings from Steven from the Netherlands
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Thank you!
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I have been wanting to put in one of the optional Roms into my C128. I haven't seen a switchable one before, or I have forgotten about seeing one.
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Nice going! Like the adapter to pc π
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My only two issues with the SidKick are its height and the fact, as you've mentioned as well, that it is quite a bit quiter than the original SID. Other than that, it's a fine device. Ignoring the different price points, I still prefer the ARMSID for the aforementioned reasons.
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I'm quite keen to try the SIDkick, myself. It looks like a great device.
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I am building the new FPGA +2A PCB which fits in the original Spectrum case. There is also a new Pico ZX which lets you build a Spectrum out of a Pi Pico.
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Oh dear, that Speccie looks to be in a poor condition. I am curious whether you will be able to get a decent picture out of it. Will definitely watch your videos to come.
The Raspberry Pi Pico really is the right niche computer to do a retro heavy lifting. I'm surprised how good the SID is working.
I was also thinking to build my poor man's XUM1541 when I found the title of this video. I hope you will eventually get to a proper directory listing in DirMaster. I somehow cannot believe the C64 is getting it but your PC isn't. It sure must be something trivial. It may take some weeks until I get mine working. So many variants.
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Been trying to buy a SIDkick Pico. But they always seem to be out of stock
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@HAGSLAB
1 month ago
It's so great to see even more replacement parts for our old computers! Hope you're doing well :)
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