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Ok. I cannot log into website after logging in: There's a link up the top-left Visit TRS-80... Clicking t
Need help finding a U15 Chip for Coco1 - Mfg # 8050741 Tandy# AMX4258: Sounds like you have an oversized paper weight there, wins41
Need help finding a U15 Chip for Coco1 - Mfg # 8050741 Tandy# AMX4258: C84 is the only one puffed up. I used 50v rated caps too, s
Sailor Man: The FTP search lead me back to my to-be-written-one-day webs
Sailor Man: Well I've found a copy, but you need permission to upload to
Sailor Man: Yeah I'll say :D After all that, the game doesn't run, i
Sailor Man: Somebody got insane with the long pathnames with repeating f
Sailor Man: It's listed in this archive: ftp://maltedmedia.com/coco/N
Need help finding a U15 Chip for Coco1 - Mfg # 8050741 Tandy# AMX4258: If C84 is already puffing up again, then either it is in bac
Sailor Man: Is this available on one of the .dsk images online? I'd lik
Sailor Man: Great video, I really enjoyed that. Thanks :) That game a
Sailor Man: And I bet the tat on his arm is a birthmark. Collard greens
CoCo Compatible 3.5" Floppy Drives: You're welcome. I'm glad it help someone out. Brian
Need help finding a U15 Chip for Coco1 - Mfg # 8050741 Tandy# AMX4258: Well unfortunately the cap replacement did not fix it and I'
radio shack 5 1/4 high density Ms-Dos preformatted: It's generally not a good idea to use High Density media for
disk drive: trs -80 color mini disk. white in color big houseing, set ve
Need help finding a U15 Chip for Coco1 - Mfg # 8050741 Tandy# AMX4258: When I bought one of my CoCo1's I'm pretty sure it had the s
CoCo Compatible 3.5" Floppy Drives: Thanks Rodder, found this very helpful for setting up 2 x 3.
Need help finding a U15 Chip for Coco1 - Mfg # 8050741 Tandy# AMX4258: C77 connects between GND and the SLENB signal on the cartrid
Need help finding a U15 Chip for Coco1 - Mfg # 8050741 Tandy# AMX4258: Thanks to both of you for your info. I have sent up a burnt