Simple,
I suspect your itching to build them, but concerned about any impact on their
'value' as unbuilt kits.
So build them, but as you do so, make a video of the progress, and document any
oddities you'll likley find as you complete the kits and get them working.
Frankly, a good job of documenting the (generally low) quality of kits from that
era
is probably more 'valuable' than the unbuilt kit.
"Cini, Richard" wrote:
> Hello, all:
>
> I'm wondering, without creating flame bait, the pros and cons of
> keeping a computer kit versus assembling it?
>
> I have an unbuilt Sinclair ZX81 kit that I'm toying with assembling.
> I also have a TV Typewriter-6 kit. I bought the TVT6 for my KIM-1 and the
> ZX81 I got in a trade.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Rich
>
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