Eduardo Casino has designed with modern tools, like Kicad and image software Inkscape a PCB for the KIM-1 which is as close as he could get to a Rev D.
Based upon images on the Revisions pages on this site.
About small SBC systems
Eduardo Casino has designed with modern tools, like Kicad and image software Inkscape a PCB for the KIM-1 which is as close as he could get to a Rev D.
Based upon images on the Revisions pages on this site.
Mr Nagano published videos and photos of an early prototype of his AIM 65 clone.
User wikokim on the forum.classic-computing.de bought this system in 1978/79. He published documents and ROM dumps.
See here for this ‘KIM-1’ like system.

I received photos from Joseph Avins of a KIM-4 motherboard connected to a KIM-1.
Added tot the KIM-1 hardware pages, read more here.

KIM-4 (photo by Joseph Avins)

KIM-4 (photo by Joseph Avins)
The R6501Q and R65F11 IC’s I acquired are Rockwell parts for single chip computer systems. Well, they contain a lot more than a 6502, like ROM, RAM, I/O.
Found in my archive: the German version of the Elektor Junior VIA 6522 book.
Added tot the Elektor books page.

The article about the Fast Cassette Interface is part of my CW Moser Assembler/editor package. Scanned by me in 2010 to the file kimfastcassette.pdf and on my website with the CW Moser package for years now .
Glen Deas knew it was designed by Lew Edwards and entered the source in modern assembler format.
Glen Deas supplied negatives of 80-153 and the Z80 cards, thanks!
I also added the information I have on Apple ][ cards by John Bell, like the 6522 VIA and A/D cards.

Development for my old 8 bit retro SBC’s has become much easier with fast PCs and good tools. All cross development.
What took hours on my KIM-1: load editor form tape -edit source – save on tape (multiple tape files if big) – assemble form tape to tape – load binary from tape – run
can now be done very fast.
Powerful text editors, cross assembler, KIM-1 Simulator, seconds per iteration.
The only slow part remains: me!
More on my favorite toolchain here. 
In 1982 I wrote/composed a program to have disassembled code on paper, with page numbers. Read more about it here.
The core routine of the disassembler is the well-known Steve Wozniak/Allen Baum 1976 article A 6502 Disassembler from Apple
The program is a TTY program. I build it with the then current hardware and software of my KIM-1:
