13 Jun
2020
13 Jun
'20
10:03 a.m.
On 6/10/20 11:05 AM, Zane Healy via cctalk wrote:
I found AmigaKit.com in the UK, are there any Amiga
vendors left in the US? I need to order some parts, and not only do I not remember who I
used to use in the US, I assume they?re gone.
Zane
I haven't dealt with them but there's Amiga On The Lake - a *new*
Amiga vendor:
http://amigaonthelake.com/
There's a ton of reverse-engineering going on in the Amiga world.
There are new-production motherboard PCBs for the A500+, A1200, A2000
and A4000D. Plus, for the A3000 and A4000 there are "enhanced" versions
a Re-Amiga 3000 with SMD passives and SIMM sockets instead of ZIP/CHIP
the "AA3000+" which is a full rework, including daughterboard with
optional PCI
The A4000TX which is a more mildly enhanced A4000 in micro-ATX form factor.
The A3640, reborn as A2640/A3660
Plus a new-design CPLD based A2000 flicker-fixer that's actually affordable.
Most of those are Open Hardware, and all of them are available as
Amibay as group buys or straight-up For Sale, or on Tindie.
Free-ish CAD and design software has been very very good to the Amiga
community.
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