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Decided to start a new topic on this subject as I am still having issues trying to get an image to read from the Gotek. I got a new 28C64 eeprom and programmed it with an SDX image from Dave, added it to the SDX controller and I get exactly the same issues I was having with the existing ROM chips I ...

The problem getting more games made at the time for the MTX was simply a matter of maths really. It was clear that even with 20,000+ MTX's sold the number of game sales was if you were lucky in the 100s. I think most people brought the MTX to learn stuff on rather than play games on. While I was sel...

How dare they call a strike on that weekend that is a shame though.

will be nice to see you Bill (trains allowing) a £30 memotech? that's got my curiosity up lol.

oh I forgot to mention there may be two FDX's to fix sorry

There will also be the PC version of Downstream Danger and the current in development version of Son Of Pete for PC as well, plus another depending on progress made in the coming weeks.....

Just a prompt for those that might be interested in attending the 2022 Memofest at Martins this year. With covid the last few years we have not really been able to have a get together for all things MTX related so if you are interested please post a reply on either this or the actual Events/Memofest...

That is very impressive and given its supposed to run on native TI99 hardware should be doable as is on the MTX..

So I finally got to unpacking the MFX and fitting it into an MTX I could find that worked and hey presto I now have a rock steady VGA output to work with. I will echo other comments as to the quality of this board, it really does look like it could have come straight from a major manufacturer as far...

Here's a question that anyone who has had to work on them will know all too well....

Why did Memotech make working on the FDX so fiddley? I have had to take three apart due to power cap failure and lost count of the number of cuts and scratches my arms and hands have taken in the process...

now thats a smart bit of kit too, amazing what some people are doing with the old machines now.