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No It's the ZX81 equivalent of the Spectrums Date 5000 carry case.

It's cropped up a few times on the forum with no result If I remember correctly,

Hi Bill long time no hear! Not a list exactly but this site has a number of TIMEX titles for the TS1000. https://www.zx81stuff.org.uk/zx81/tape/0 Click on each letter in the index to see thumbnails of the titles in question and scattered amongst the ZX81 stuff you will find some TS100 titles which s...

Nice, just the kind of thing I like to see the zeddy doing, I will have this running on a spare zeddy as a kind of screen saver, it's kind of hypnotic.

Heu , Samuel, putain tu déconnes. Tu me demandes un lien alors qu'il suffit de cliquer dans la fenêtre du programme ! Ca fait 10ans que je pense que tu es une IA à la con, mais là, fait une grèffe de cerveau et passe à Chat GPT... Sorry, it mean : Just click on the Spectrum logo in " UDG's Factory ...

That's better, the original power for the ZX81 was rated at 700 milliamp, the one you have pictured is the 1200 milliamp version required when using the Sinclair printer.

Your links for the two PSUs are bringing up a 403 forbidden error for me.

At 89 years old your father is probably the oldest Sinclair user yet!! Great to read that he still enjoys it.

That's a great story. Taking the bull by the horns and showing who's boss!

I would have thought it took a bit of power with those 4 power hungry beasts attached, did the standard power block manage it?

Have you cleaned your edge connectors of the zeddy? Can you please post a macro photo of your zxpand connector ? 20240430_221140.jpg20240430_221240.jpg Hello everybody. Maybe thickness of PCB also does matter. My Issue 1 ZX81 has a 1.6mm thick PCB. Not so much a board problem, more so that the conn...

That's good to know.

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