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yeah, saw those Stephen. That nasty-looking 512, looks like it's been fished out of a septic tank and dried off.

Wow. Nothing but good news at the moment!

stephen_usher wrote: ↑20 Jan 2024 10:31 I did warn you that as it had the old keyboard that it was probably a 32K machine that had a RAM board.

It's 4000-04 which also means it's a relatively early system. I wasn't aware that the keyboard font was an indication it was an earlier machine? I have seen them of 512s2's.

All the more reason to get an MFX!

Obviously a look inside is good, but if returns 0, you have 32k. If it returns 1, you have 64k

Don't forget to fill in the hardware survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KPR8V5K

Hey Mr Vanpeebs! Greetings. Glad to see you have upgraded from the Einstein 256, at last ;) Welcome aboard. Edit: Two observations: Firstly, (lovely looking machine, BTW) you have the keyboard with the more unusual font; see the return key has the whole word "RETURN" written on it, rather ...

Great news. I have a pristine and as yet, unused, EPROM programmer for such an occasion!

I'll have a crack at this later this week.

And BTW, Happy New Year, Dave.

Thanks Martin. Interesting that SDX basic saves the sound buffers? I mean, ordinary MTX basic doesn't, does it? Odd decision, or so it seems.

Happy New Year folks!! So, a bit late for Xmas but there was a Vintage Computer Christmas Challenge to recreate this image: VCCC2023compo.png In any language, but make it as small as possible. So here is my effort: 20240101_031800.jpg The code is this: 5 CSR 11,0: PRINT "MEMOTECH MTX BASIC"...

Hi folks, Just got done wrapping the kids presents and it got me all Christmassy and fuzzy feeling (that could have been the beer, though!). Hope you are having a great time over the Xmas period and that you get time to tinker with your Memotech systems. I personally, am hoping to fiddle with some s...