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  • Video Byte II

    by Goog

    Video Byte II

    The Video Byte II is a video digitizer that sits in the user port on the Commodore 64. It captures black and white images, but companion hardware (Super Explode) allows you to colorize the images.

  • SUX 6400 Audio Digitizer

    by Goog

    SUX 6400 Audio Digitizer

    The Sound Ultimate eXpander plugs into the user port on the Commodore 64 and allows you to digitize audio samples. Software such as DigiMaster may be used to create the samples or use them in your own p...

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  • Kraft Disk Notcher

    by Goog

    Kraft Disk Notcher

    Disk notchers were used to put a factory-looking square notch on the side of a disk so that the other side of the disk could be used.

  • As good as gold to some

    by judland

    As good as gold to some

    When I was in high-school, floppy disks were an important commodity in the economy of the typical computer user.

    http://www.virtualsky.net/loaddollarsign/doku.php?id=blog:2011-10-19

  • C64 Made in Canada?

    by judland

    C64 Made in Canada?

    I knew that Commodore had a Canadian branch/office, but I didn't know that they actually manufactured any of their units in Canada. At least, I can't find any information that mentions any Canadian man...

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  • Mini1541

    by daytona400f

    Mini1541

    Here is my Mini1541 that I made for ECCC 2011. See Rik's Blog for more information at:

    http://www.commodoreserver.com/BlogView.asp?BID=D31E7915D4204192A741061BD5C7C99D

  • Mini1541

    by daytona400f

    Mini1541

    Here is my Mini1541 that I made for ECCC 2011. See Rik's Blog for more information at:

    http://www.commodoreserver.com/BlogView.asp?BID=D31E7915D4204192A741061BD5C7C99D

  • Mini1541

    by daytona400f

    Mini1541

    Here is my Mini1541 that I made for ECCC 2011. See Rik's Blog for more information at:

    http://www.commodoreserver.com/BlogView.asp?BID=D31E7915D4204192A741061BD5C7C99D

  • Mini1541

    by daytona400f

    Mini1541

    Here is my Mini1541 that I made for ECCC 2011. See Rik's Blog for more information at:

    http://www.commodoreserver.com/BlogView.asp?BID=D31E7915D4204192A741061BD5C7C99D

  • c64 close up function keys by pievspie

    by pievspie

    c64 close up function keys by pievspie

    Well Im no photographer but I like pics like this as they have sharp and blurred bits and light and dark and hey its got great subject matter taken with a bog std digital camera see also c64 c version

  • GOOD OLD DTV

    by pievspie

    GOOD OLD DTV

    For a quick blast on some classics there is nothing simpler than plugging this baby into the tv ,one day Ill get around to hacking it

  • trial dj setup

    by pievspie

    trial dj setup

    this was one of the early try out set ups ,it got way too complicated so I simplified it to the one I use today ,it looked good but took an age set up and down there was just too much going on for my li...

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  • Commodore music dj set up pievspie

    by pievspie

    Commodore music dj set up pievspie

    This is the current set up for broadcasting live shows on Radio6581 the commodore music radio station.The three commodores all enter the mixer via the headphone out on the small tv its a matter of using...

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  • For commodore gaming

    by pievspie

    For commodore gaming

    the current gaming set up consists of a choice ,c64 /c64c /c64dtv/vice emulator ,the left and right tv's are linked to all 3 commodore machines and games are loaded by tape or disk (not dtv) ,the cntral...

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  • The Box

    by pievspie

    The Box

    Rather than have 3 seperate tv screens for each c64 (which would be my prefered choice)I rely on this nifty little switch box to send av to one of two tvs a small monitor tv and a large lcd tv

  • Jason-Ranheim Company PCC-4

    by PDXCUG

    Jason-Ranheim Company PCC-4

    The PCC-4 is a bank-switching cartridge that can hold up to 128K of extra RAM for multiple programs on a single cartridge. Banks are controlled by software, and can even be removed completely.

  • GEORam

    by PDXCUG

    GEORam

    GEORam was put out by Berkeley Softworks in 1989 to improve the performance of the GEOS operating system. It is a memory expansion unit which works well with GEOS, but can also work with some other sof...

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  • 64NIC+ Ethernet Cartridge

    by Goog

    64NIC+ Ethernet Cartridge

    The 64NIC+ is an RR-Net Compatible Ethernet / Internet device which plugs into the cartridge port. It also contains a socket for an EPROM where you can place up to 16 different ROM images, up to 16K ea...

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  • PSCUG members watching Commodore video

    by gencom64

    PSCUG members watching Commodore video

    Goog presented an early German Commodore production video. It was neat to see the work that was involved in the early production of these machines.

  • Maniac Mansion Gold on GeoRam

    by gencom64

    Maniac Mansion Gold on GeoRam

    We ran Maniac Mansion Gold using a C64C, 1581 drive (not in picture), and GeoRam. The game is a new port of the old Maniac Mansion that is made to run on GeoRam or NeoRam.

  • Goog presenting EasyFlash

    by gencom64

    Goog presenting EasyFlash

    Goog presented his Comet 64 modem, and EasyFlash cartridge using his Commodore 64 and Commodore SX-64 computers. He had the SX-64 connected to WiFi giving updates on GroupZork chat only available on the...

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  • PSCUG members

    by gencom64

    PSCUG members

  • PSCUG members

    by gencom64

    PSCUG members

    PSCUG members talking while waiting for Teenage Mutant Hero turtles to load on the Commodore Educator 64 and 1530 datasette. The green screen is alluring.

  • ProtoCart v1.0

    by wizardnj

    ProtoCart v1.0

    Here is a picture of new product called ProtoCart. ProtoCart (v1.0) is an experimenting board for people who want to develop hardware on their own for their Commodore computers. This board was created a...

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  • Sid Symphony Stereo Cart

    by wizardnj

    Sid Symphony Stereo Cart

    The famous Sid Symphony Stereo Cart by Dr. Evil Laboratories. This cart has a 6582 chip inside already.

  • Kiosk Board

    by wizardnj

    Kiosk Board

    Created By Community Information Locator Inc.

    This board does advertising for local businesses. These were bought from ECCC 09 show they were a hot item. You can view it in action here. http://www.fl...

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  • 1750 Clone REU

    by wizardnj

    1750 Clone REU

    This looks to be in a standard 1764 REU case but when I open it it does say on the pcb Commodore128 but these are not to common.

    I have yet to test it.

  • Datel Duplikator

    by wizardnj

    Datel Duplikator

    Datel Duplikator info:

    256K RAM - On Board OS
    8 Second Copy
    Duplicate 250+ Disks an Hour!
    Uses Burst Nibbler cable

  • Turbo Chameleon 64

    by wizardnj

    Turbo Chameleon 64

    Multipurpose Commodore 64 expansion cartridge.

    Technical data in short:
    VGA-output with 60 Hz refresh rate or more
    Turbo function with full 6510 processor compatibility (incl. illegal opcodes)
    Cyc...

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  • CBM8250lp drives

    by thesir

    CBM8250lp drives

    These are the drives of my CBM8250lp unit. Both are Matsushita 100tpi drives, which are essentially the same as the one used for the SFD1001. The controller board sits between the drives and the CPU boa...

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  • Cardco CSD-1 Floppy Drive

    by Goog

    Cardco CSD-1 Floppy Drive

    The Cardco CSD-1 is a 1541-compatible drive. It is lighter and slimmer than a 1541, but not necessarily quieter. The ventillation provides a more efficient cooling system than the 1541, but still gets...

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  • Rear Admiral HyperDrive System

    by wizardnj

    Rear Admiral HyperDrive System

    Here is a pic of a Rear Admiral HyperDrive System that was a recreation of the original LT Kernal HD system. More of the software works very similar the unit does look different as does the host adapter...

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  • Atari Jaguar

    by gencom64

    Atari Jaguar

    This is Atari's competitor that became available via retail on November 18th, 1993. The GPU was 32 bit, and used the 68000 microprocessor. Titles such as DOOM and Tempest made this machine great. Only a...

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  • CMD SCPU 128

    by wizardnj

    CMD SCPU 128

    This is one great device I usually dont use much I dont want something to go wrong with it. The chance of me getting another one would be impossible.

  • Black Amiga 600 w/PSOne LCD

    by gencom64

    Black Amiga 600 w/PSOne LCD

    This is a new project of mine. I'm combining a PSOne LCD with a Black A600 and internal CD-Rom drive. The Case was supplied with a black A600 Power Supply. The project will be complete soon.

  • What is it?

    by wizardnj

    What is it?

    Take your guesses on what this is. This item is coming soon!!!

  • Blue Commodore 64

    by Goog

    Blue Commodore 64

    This is my workhorse. I do a lot of hardware hacking with it - replacing chips and other parts, hooking up experimental electronics projects - the works! Its screws are permanently removed so I can acce...

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  • Comet64 Internet Modem

    by Goog

    Comet64 Internet Modem

    The Comet64 Internet Modem allows you to connect your Commodore computer to the Internet via the User Port.

    Its simple plug-and-play design makes it easy to get started. Play online games, connect to...

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  • Amiga CD32

    by PDXCUG

    Amiga CD32

    My Amiga CD32, demoed at the October 14, 2010 PDXCUG meeting:

    http://pdxcug.org/meetings/01-06/

  • The Educator64

    by wizardnj

    The Educator64

    The Educator64 - This system has internal parts to a regular C64 but built into a PET styled case. The colors have been removed do to use of PET monitor. This was found on Craigslist for $40.00

  • Amiga 600

    by PDXCUG

    Amiga 600

    I recently added a Compact Flash 4GB card into my A600.

  • Commodore MAX Machine

    by PDXCUG

    Commodore MAX Machine

    The Commodore MAX Machine was released in Japan and had no direct support for video output other than RF. The RF is tuned to channels used in Japan, which is why it won't display properly on U.S.-based ...

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  • 1541 Ultimate II

    by PDXCUG

    1541 Ultimate II

    The 1541 Ultimate II plugs into the cartridge port of the Commodore 64 and fully emulates a 1541 disk drive. You can set the device numbers for up to two devices. It also supports various cartridges and...

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  • VIC-Switch

    by PDXCUG

    VIC-Switch

    The VIC-Switch is used to share a single disk drive with up to eight Commodore computers.

  • Commodore Mug

    by Goog

    Commodore Mug

    Coffee is so much better when drinking out of a Commodore mug!