Jr. Dragons?

First, I have a question: Was there much difference between the Dragon 32 and the Dragon 64, or is that just a designation of how much memory it had? Also, I have 1 1/2 IBM-PC Jr.'s sitting in my basement collecting dust. They used to be complete, non-working machines (one with a "sidecar" I believe it's called) whereas I did get one "almost working" with spares for the second. The almost working comes in as I didn't have a monitor for them, and altho they did have the RF Modulator to use a TV with, I could never get a clear picture thru that port. I could tell that the machine booted and worked, and I could see changes on the screen so the keystrokes were being recognized, and simple DOS commands did seem to have output, but it was nowhere readable. As such, right now I have 1 complete Jr with floppy drive, sidecar, and 128K mem expansion (I believe... hafta look at the chips & calculate the storage) with an extra internal floppy drive, an extra motherboard, an extra keyboard (neither are chicklet, and one has a few stuck keys) I think there was a Lotus 123 cartridge with it (but I heard rumors that it needed a disk as well?) and a basic cartridge. There may be more stuff, but I haven't looked at it since the move...

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