The way ELECTRONICS used to be!
Have you been enjoying this vintage electronics advent wishlist, along with the chocolates you’ve been snacking on in your boxed advent calendars? Five more days to go. Make sure you …
Retro Christmas Wishlist: Day 20 – 25 Read More
We’re past the halfway point on this Wishlist series. I know it’s bringing back a flood of memories for me. How about you? Do you now suddenly feel the urge …
Retro Christmas Wishlist: Day 16 – 20 Read More
Ten days in this series so far. Did any of the things I have posted ever show up on your former wishlists, or even better, show up as a gift …
Retro Christmas Wishlist: Day 11 – 15 Read More
Continuing the countdown, I decided it would be best to break up the summary posts into five day block. Doing so will prohibit the need to keep scrolling, just to …
Retro Christmas Wishlist: Day 6 – 10 Read More
I’ve always wanted to do a “countdown” style series on social media. I just never thought of, or settled on a suitable countdown theme to do so. This year, while …
Retro Christmas Wishlist: Day 1 – 5 Read More
I have this weird habit. I collect stuff… Even weirder, I am insanely curious about the stuff I collect, even if it takes me years to discover what it is …
Random ROMs Read More
As a member of the Vintage Computer Federation (VCF), Mid-Atlantic Chapter, I regularly attend their scheduled Workshop Weekends, where members go to work on broken electronics (mainly, but not limited …
Workshop Weekend Read More
In a previous article, I introduced a hardware and software technique that allows for active data transfer from one Commodore 64 to another via a custom User Port cable connecting …
Data Transfer Between Two Commodore 64s Read More
I promised, both on this website and at VCFEast XII that I would release the details of the hardware and software involved in the “cross compiling” of Assembly language software …
Behind the Scenes – C64 Cross Assembling Read More
That time of year again… It’s Retrochallenge time! Retrochallenge is where you challenge yourself to use vintage computers for a personal project for a month. This time, it’s for the …
Retrochallenge 10/2017 Read More