New aquisitions: PCjr (minus power supply) and Amstrad PC 6400

Went to a new thrift store this week. Ended up with way more stuff than I expected to. The big items were a complete Amstrad PC 6400 (8-bit PC clone, dual half-height floppies, 3 ISA slots, proprietary monitor that powers the base through a monster DIN connector, proprietary keyboard with 9-pin joystick connector) and a nearly complete PCjr w/128K and parallel port sidecars (got non-chicklet keyboard w/cable and CPU, but no PSU). How much should a PCjr PSU run me? What cartridges were there for it? The company I used to write kids games for (Software Productions - makers of "Alphabet Beasts and Company, Micro Mother Goose, Micro Habitats, etc.) did support it, but I was the C-64 dude, not the PeeCee dude. (ob digression: when the company closed, we _did_ hold the door open with the PCjr - it really was a doorstop ;-) The scary part is that the Amstrad was about triple the cost of the Peanut (~$6 (after markdown from $11) vs ~$2). I guess size does matter. So far in my digging, I've found that the Amstrad PC 6400 is the American name for the Amstrad PC 1640, and I found a good Amstrad resource at http://web.ukonline.co.uk/cliff.lawson/index.htm Any other good tips? -ethan __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. http://personals.yahoo.com