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I probably should add you also need a rememorizor compatible Magrom, which the early ones weren't without patch wires.. Can you point out how to tell the difference, so that people know how to tell them apart. Mark Dave has all the info in his site (of course) http://primrosebank.net/computers/mtx/...

I probably should add you also need a rememorizor compatible Magrom, which the early ones weren't without patch wires..

Singed up here, had a bit of a battle with user names, I think I got it sorted!

Is there any interest in having a "MemoChat", a Skype meet up early in the year so supplement Memofest that traditionally occurs October time. Last Year's Memofest was the first one where there were more remote attendees than were actually present at Bill's. And it still all worked out pre...

vanpeebles wrote: ↑20 Jan 2024 10:55

Martin A wrote: ↑20 Jan 2024 10:40 Shh you, remember I'm the one that assmebles those, you're trying to make more work for me!

Can I have one please?

Dave is the one to talk to, I just do the assembly

Welcome to the MTX world, where the label on the front of the system isn't always quite accurare! As has been pointed out, there's clear marks on the internal edge connector that there was another board in the system originally. Logically that would have been memory. The good news in the mean time, ...

The system variables and the default sound buffers are saved with a basic file.

For disc basoc typically that's 4 + 0x259, or 605 bytes. before you get to the actual basic listing.

Season's Greetings one and all!

The MTX has been on this morning, (failing to replicate some issues Dave's having) and will probably be on again later. It wouldn't be the holidays without some MTX time.

Shame it's being force to show Toado though !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHdasy0AXuY You get 6 whole seconds in this video!