15 Dec
2007
15 Dec
'07
6:59 a.m.
From: kerobaros at gmail.com
So, every year I like to get myself a little something; this year, I'm
probably going to be getting a new computer (outside the realms of
this list), but I'd also like to get some kind of single-board kit
that I can work on.
I'd like something along the lines of a ZX-81 kit, although it looks
like those are selling for somewhere around $250, when you can find
one. SpareTimeGizmos' Elf 2000 kit also looks fantastic, but I don't
have an 1802 or an 1861 to use in the thing, and I'd rather not hunt
any down. (If anyone wants to get rid of theirs, though, let me know.
*grin*)
Has anyone seen any similar kits out there? They don't have to be
useful for anything, just fun to play with, and not horribly difficult
to put together. I can solder fairly well, and I'm mean with a
multimeter, but I don't have the money for my own oscilloscope; I just
use other peoples' when they're not looking. Thanks, folks!
~Matt
Hi Matt
There is an Apple I kit someplace and there is another
6502 kit of some type as well but I forget what it emulates.
These are not original but recreations of course.
It seem like these are in the $100 range someplace.
Grant sells bigger kits.
Dwight
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