5 Aug
2005
5 Aug
'05
1:08 p.m.
On Fri, 5 Aug 2005, Bryan Pope wrote:
And thusly Vintage Computer Festival spake:
I believe it runs on an original 4K PET. At least that's what I think I
was using for the demo (the attorneys wanted the most original setup
possible). Since I only have one original PET I borrowed one from Larry
Anderson and we got it up and running on both. I'm not sure now if both
or either were upgraded to 8K but I think it's safe to assume they are 4K.
Next time I see the tape (it's around here somewhere :) I'll try to make a
digital image of it. Does anyone know if the cassette format on the PET
is compatible with something more modern like the C64? That way it'd be
easier to transfer it to the C64, then from the C64 to a PC (by way of an
X1541 cable).
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TelePong requires the somewhat rare Apple Communications Card (prior even
to the original Apple Serial Card) and I have the original cassette that
Apple sent along with their Communications Card. I have an original Flash
Attack! tape and custom cable (thanks to Larry Anderson who provided
both). I managed to find a new, unopened copy of Commbat on the internet
for $10. It's also on cassette. I never got to play with Commbat to
compare it with Flash Attack! One of these days...
How much memory does Flash Attack! require? Do you know if it will work
on all the PETs? Is it possible to hookup more then two PETs at a time?