Mike skrev:
>I had a fun fleamarket run last weekend and for $17 total... First picked
>up an unbuilt and complete Sinclair Black Watch Kit...
>It was difficult retaining the drool while fishing out the $2... It's a
>pretty little kit
>There's a Sinclair ic (kx8508 Sinclair) that's got a datecode of '75 but I
>dont remember ever seeing the watch advertised on this side-o-the-pond... I
>guess kit's safe as long as my other LED holds out. ;)
Mmm, how genuine.
>Then I found a Video Toaster 4000 3.0/40 Amiga 2000 with a GVP scsi/hd, and
>a few DPS (Digital Processing Systems) boards in it. It boots fine into
>workbench and into toaster but I haven't hooked up any video sources to it
>yet. It's wonderful to finally have Workbench on a harddisk.
And it only cost 15USD? You utter bastard.
>I haven't found much on the DPS cards yet though... I useta use a DPS PAR
>board in a pc with 3dstudio but I'm guessing these are tbc video
>capture/player boards. Does anyone have info on the:
> 1. DPS, 743-860, PTF Rev 2
> 2. DPS-560, 743-800 WFV Rev 3
Have a look at
http://www.amiga-hardware.com/.
If you need to identify the cards, use a program such as WhichAmiga or a
modern ShowBoards. I'll mail them to you if you like.
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possibly program, of all time..."
Bill Gates 1988
Received on Tue Mar 06 2001 - 07:26:06 GMT