Author: Nighthawk

SD2IEC SD card reader for Commodore c64 c128 VIC-20

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Video up scaler converts composite video to HMDI. I also bought a composite to S-Video cable. 

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My message to all my friends with GoldWings Please regularly check your fuel line ...

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So I don't have all the RocketLab mission patches. But I am on the scrounge for the first two patches... "It's a test" and "Still Testing" Which I know I probably won't get or find anyone wanting to sell them to me...

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So the Ducati was parked at work on the street and was knocked over by an engineer reversing out from our forecourt. Then as my bike was knocked over it was knocked into another bike that parked beside and knocked over as well.

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The Commodore C128 came after the successful and well know Commodore C64 and was released in 1985. There were basically three models, C128 and The C128D, C128DCR which there was the version with the plastic case and the version with the metal case which also had a different SID chip.

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Nighthawk's motorcycling blog

All about retro computing. C64, C128, etc

Various blogs about Nighthawks Steampunk

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