Hi Everyone!
Posted: Sun May 28, 2023 3:33 pm
Hi All,
My name is Brett and I'm from Bradford in the UK.
My ZX81 journey has just started, I've built a replica of the ZX81 found on github by a member called BlueScreen2001.
It is more ornless a replica of an issue one board with a few modifications I.e to allow a 32k RAM chip to be used without having to have wires going to the diodes and also space for a video board that they also designed to replace the Modulator.
But other than that it's a direct replacement for the zx81 board.
I've built it and used a vLA81. I never had a zx81 when I was growing up. My dad started with a rubber key 16/48k speccy then from there went to an Acorn Electron then to an Atari STE then a PC. Obviously I used BBC Micros and Archimedes computers at school.
I'm not sure where to post about my replica. I'm guessing it will be in the hardware section.
Anyway, I hope you'll all like my post and I look forward to being a part of this community.
Regards,
Brett
My name is Brett and I'm from Bradford in the UK.
My ZX81 journey has just started, I've built a replica of the ZX81 found on github by a member called BlueScreen2001.
It is more ornless a replica of an issue one board with a few modifications I.e to allow a 32k RAM chip to be used without having to have wires going to the diodes and also space for a video board that they also designed to replace the Modulator.
But other than that it's a direct replacement for the zx81 board.
I've built it and used a vLA81. I never had a zx81 when I was growing up. My dad started with a rubber key 16/48k speccy then from there went to an Acorn Electron then to an Atari STE then a PC. Obviously I used BBC Micros and Archimedes computers at school.
I'm not sure where to post about my replica. I'm guessing it will be in the hardware section.
Anyway, I hope you'll all like my post and I look forward to being a part of this community.
Regards,
Brett
