Great!
9958 seems to be cheaper to buy than the 9938...
TFMSX rev1
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arkadiusz.makarenko
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It is amazing that you still can buy those.
Where do they get if from, as I can't believe those ale pulls from msx computers?
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Wow, looking very cool (and small) there =D Looks fantastic on the display too!
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I think they were used in a few different machines.arkadiusz.makarenko wrote: 24 Oct 2021 23:32It is amazing that you still can buy those.
Where do they get if from, as I can't believe those ale pulls from msx computers?
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Ok the TFMSXr1 is in the post to @arkadiusz.makarenko.
I'm not precious about keeping this design to myself. It will eventually be open but right now if i open source it people will get one built and it might have issues.
I'm not precious about keeping this design to myself. It will eventually be open but right now if i open source it people will get one built and it might have issues.
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Don't blame you one bit. Once you're ready to share I shall be jumping the queue to snatch it first :lol:terriblefire wrote: 25 Oct 2021 14:12 Ok the TFMSXr1 is in the post to @arkadiusz.makarenko.
I'm not precious about keeping this design to myself. It will eventually be open but right now if i open source it people will get one built and it might have issues.
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arkadiusz.makarenko
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Re: TFMSX rev1
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Got it! Thank you.
It is even smaller than on pictures! It is tiny!
Got it! Thank you.
It is even smaller than on pictures! It is tiny!
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Size isnt everything :lol:
EDIT: did you get the MSX carts from Ollie?
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Re: TFMSX rev1
Not yet, but I got video cable.terriblefire wrote: 27 Oct 2021 13:18Size isnt everything :lol:
EDIT: did you get the MSX carts from Ollie?
Ps.
What is recommend power supply 9V?
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Re: TFMSX rev1
Its 5V. Centre positive.
The regulator is for the 3.3v supply lines.
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