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The "Not Quite Amiga but still computer related category" => Alternative Operating Systems => Topic started by: trekiej on November 09, 2010, 08:43:49 PM
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I am interested in buying some C64's,C`128's,etc over the next 6 months or so.
What do you think these are worth?
1. C64 Breadbox
2. C64C
3. C64 SX
4. C128
5. C128D
6. 1541 DD
7. 1571 DD
8. 1581 DD
9. CBM REU
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I am interested in buying some C64's,C`128's,etc over the next 6 months or so.
What do you think these are worth?
1. C64 Breadbox
$40
2. C64C
$30
3. C64 SX
$120
4. C128
$30
5. C128D
$120
6. 1541 DD
$20
7. 1571 DD
$30
8. 1581 DD
$80
9. CBM REU
$60
My quick estimates, all assuming unboxed, working items.
..I can also sell you any of those items except the 128, 128D and the REU!
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@Tone007
I am going to PM you.
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your missing C128DCR (different to the 128D and imo the best of the 128's). I would not bother with any of the drives or REU's (REU's are rare and expensive), get a 1541 ultimate ii, its an reu and SD card reading 100% compatibile drive in a cartridge. best thing I ever got ;)
plus get some jiffydos roms from jim brain
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Thanks, I skipped the low cost C128. No real reason, I guess I was being quick about the post.
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your missing C128DCR (different to the 128D and imo the best of the 128's).
The DCR is about all you'll find in the US, I'm pretty sure all actual 128D's (plastic case w/handle) are PAL.
..not that you couldn't switch the motherboards, of course.
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Tone's estimates are reasonable ballpark, though a ton depends on condition. REU (1750) is the wild card, they can go dirt cheap and at times they can go well north of $100.
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hey Red - you reminded me to update my sig.. so I can brag about my 1750 :D
Tom UK
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Thanks, I skipped the low cost C128. No real reason, I guess I was being quick about the post.
I would have a C128DCR (64kb vdc, bugfixed roms) and an original flat 128 (16kb vdc, old roms), good for testing.
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I am looking to research building an REU. I have a logic analyzer. It is not a pro unit but it should be good for this. I got alot on my mind I would like to do. Most have already been done. It still sounds like fun though.
Sincerely.
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I have an extra C128D (CR of course). I'm not certain that the drive works properly, so I'd have to test it.
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I am interested in new, used, working or not.
It will take a while for me to buy all the stuff I want.
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Nah 128D all the way for me NOT CR, the finest quality 8 bit they made IMO
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Nah 128D all the way for me NOT CR, the finest quality 8 bit they made IMO
I'd take a metal case over a plastic case any day of the week, so DCR for me. Well, at least before going in a tower:D
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I am looking to research building an REU. I have a logic analyzer. It is not a pro unit but it should be good for this. I got alot on my mind I would like to do. Most have already been done. It still sounds like fun though.
Sincerely.
go to vanessa's page, at the bottom;
1750 REU Clone schematics
http://starbase.globalpc.net/~ezekowitz/vanessa/hobbies/projects.html
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1. C64 Breadbox $5
2. C64C $5
4. C128 $10
6. 1541 DD $5
7. 1571 DD $10
Not including shipping.
That's what we have in stock,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
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I'm with red, the 128DCR roxx.. The flat plastic regular 128's have alot of bus noise.
Nah 128D all the way for me NOT CR, the finest quality 8 bit they made IMO
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@Yakumo9275 I saw that page today. It has a cool 128 tower. I did not see the reu though.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEAFgZRVANQ&feature=fvw
Supposed to be new.edit: looks used but well taken care of
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@Yakumo9275 I saw that page today. It has a cool 128 tower. I did not see the reu though.
at the bottom, 1750 reu schematic
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I'd take a metal case over a plastic case any day of the week, so DCR for me. Well, at least before going in a tower:D
If you have a specific need for a 64k VDC that's cool, but for build quality I prefer the original one :)
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I did see the schematic the second time I went by the site.
Has anyone used a 6502 in a C64? I guess they had to emulate the P0...4 lines.
The the 6510 has port mapped I/O and the 6502 has memory mapped I/O.
It has been a while since I got into a real C64.
With a C64, what I have read is that $DF0x is the start of where the reu sends and receives data and commands. Making address decode is the hard part I guess.
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Anyone take PayPal? I believe I can still send the money to you through Paypal to your bank.
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Anyone who's anyone takes PayPal these days!