65XX IC’s added, 6504, Sally Read More →

Keith Howell kindly gave me ocr’ed versions of the Elektuur Junior books.

All four dutch, al four English and he is working on the spanish books.

You can find the documents on the Elektuur Junior page.

Found this website on a search for parts, its a 65sc02 kit much like the Microprofessor 1

http://www.kswichit.com/6502/6502.html. Well documented!

Kits are for sale on ebay.

The author, Wichit Sirichote, has designed a whole range of these kits for Z80, 8080, 6802 etc.

Worth a look.

Here you will find the collection of publications by the KIM Gebruikersclub, called the KIM Kenner, later 6502 Kenner and at last uPKENNER.

Note that the PDF’s here are in black and white, right order and orientation, from corrected images, without irrelevant pages such as memberlist and non-6502 ads, missing pages added, lower quality rescanned and doubles removed. Contents added by hand!

The August 1975 Cross Assembler manual MOS Technology has been added to the KIM-1 page.

This manual describes the  instruction format, directives and how to use the MOS Technology cross assemblers available on the G. E. Timesharing system.

I have spent the last two months updating the DOS65 pages.

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The KGN (KIM Gebruikers CLub Nederland) was founded in 1977 and published and organized meetings until 1995.

On this page you can read the first publication, the legal Foundation creation and the last ‘bye bye’ in the magazine.

A recent acquisition delivered me a system, in excellent visual condition with

• KIM-1 rev B ceramic white CPU and 6530, grey 6530
• ASCII display
• ASCII keyboard
• Brutech 4K RAM

Now the KIM-1 has no secrets for me, this is a beautiful example with these withe IC’s
The Brutech 4K RAM card just fits on the expansion connector, I have seen these cards  before in the 70ties!

The ASCII display card, about the same size as the KIM-1 is unknown to me, the only information is ASCII Display TTY compatible v.s. 13 .
No documentation  but some properties can be deducted from the IC’s on the board. It is without doubt a  simple TYTY replacement serial ASCII display terminal.
There is a video output on the bottom right,  serial input/output on the left connector and on the left connector one can attach a ASCII parallel keyboard (see below, it is in the package). Read More →