Some additions to the 65 IC top photos page:
From Jolt and Superjolt photos by Ray Holt:
– old 6502
– old 6520
-old 6530 004
From China:
– GTE 65SC32
A recent buy:
– W65C02
– W65C21
– W65C51
– W65C816
Jolt, Super Jolt, Microcomputer Associates
Thanks to Ray Holt (Microcomputer Associates, Synertek Systems) I have added photos to the Jolt, Super Jolt and Microcomputer Associates pages.
And separated the Jolt page into subpages J, Super Jolt and Microcomputer Associates pages.
SYM-1 KTM photos added
Thanks to Ray Holt (Microcomputer Associates, Synertek Systems) I have added photos of SYM-1 and KTM to the Synertek pages.
Elektor Junior Book 3 added
Thanks to Joan from Barcelona I have added book 3 of the Elektor Junior range.
TIM-2 a ‘modern’ recreation of a TIM-1 system
Peter Renaud has designed a TIM system with a 6532, a 6502, some RAM, ROM and glue logic that runs the TIM-1 sofware.
Elektor Junior computer large update
After finishing the large update a month ago of KIM-1/SYM-1/AIM 65 I turned my attention to the Elektuur/Elektor archive, mainly the 6502 period of 1978 to 1985 where the SBC Junior Computer and EC65/Octopus systems were introduced.
New and enhanced in higher quality information about these systems:
– published in multiple languages and more content of articles and books scanned, not only dutch bnut also English, German, French, some Spanish and Italian.
– better hardware descriptions and photos of PCBs etc
– more complete software library, sources of systems ROMS etc.
– gallery of Juniors, EC65 and other cards and cases
Start here for the Elektor/Elektuur/Junior/EC65/Octopus pages.
Large update!
While I was working on my KIM-1 emulator, I did a lot of research in my own archive and the internet and found this website was not showing all I have offline.
So lots of updates, enhancements, scans, software, magazines added, before the programming continues on the emulator!
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KIM-1 Clone
A KIM-1 clone build by Bob Applegate of Corsham technologies.
Somewhat inspired by the microKIM by Vince Briel, who was inpired by Ruud Baltissen! The idea is replace the 6530’s with 6532 and by carefull memory decoding have the I/O, timer and RAM of the 6532s appear at the same locations as the 6530-002 and -003. ROM is added with an EPROM.
Not an exact copy, the ROM has been changed/enhanced with a KIM Monitor by Bob, though the original KIM-1 ROM should work also.
Available assembled and tested or as a kit. I have bought the PCB and plan to build it!
Digital group 6501 board
Talking Electronics TEC-1
Australian Z80 system, described in the magazine Talking Electronics.
I will start building a TEC-1D!
