A new Elektor page in the Z80 department: Z80 CP/M with ROM (thanks Martin Seine!)cards for the Elektor EC65 bus, mini card, universal card.

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A new Elektor page in the Z80 department: Z80 CP/M with ROM (thanks Martin Seine!)cards for the Elektor EC65 bus, mini card, universal card.
Motherboard 6 slot, 32K RAM , second 6532 board, now on Tindie for the PAL-1 (and Micro-KIM)
CM603P, a 6502 by MICRO ELEKTRONIKA BULGARIA. Used in Apple II clones like Pravetz-82 and IMKO-1 and Oric Atmos clone Pravetz-8D. Not an official 6502 licensed CPU. Pinc compatible, can be used in 6502 systems without issues.
Added to my 65XX IC collection.
The KIM-1. my first computer. Still have it, and it is still operational.
But I fear to use it for experiments and daily use, it is too valuable for me.
So I invested in KIM-1 clones and replica’s:
– Micro-KIM by Vince Briel
– KIM Clone by Bob Applegate, Corsham Technologies
– MOS KIM-1 Reproduction by Dave Williams
– KIM Uno by Oscar Vermeulen
Each has it advantages. And not all are still for sale.
Corsham is till in business and has an awful KIM Clone, with motherboard, I/O card, experimenters board and SD file system. A real enhanced KIM-1 on real KIM-1 hardware.
The KIM Uno is also available, affordable,now an emulator on an Arduino, soon on ESP32. Fun to have a KIM-1 look and feel.
All are documented on the KIM-1 replica’s and clone page.
KIM replica’s and clones
I have two Apple 1 Replica’s, the Vince Briel Replica 1 SE and the Achatz A-ONE.
Both have a 6502 and a 6821 and the original software. Video generation sid one in a affordable modern way, so not real clones.
Fun computers to work with, the first ‘personal computer’ in a very primitive format!
Pages with information on teh Apple 1 and these Replica’s
Another Junior build! By philippe Roca. Faithful reproductions, including EPROM 2708 and PROM 82S33 programmers.
Photos and gerbers of some PCB. Work in progress, I hope to see more photos and Gerbers!
Page on building now an Elektor Junior.
Two designs complete with PCB design (Bram Prosman), reports of a complete build ( Philippe Roehr, Philippe Roca).
Thanks to John at 6502.org the scan of this book is available, now stored on archive.org due to size.
See also the Lab-Volt page
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The description of the trainer is in the book Microprocessor Concepts and Applications Publisher: Lab-Volt Download here for archive.org |