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I asked Beetle (a German Atari user that have contacts with the Supervidel team), he will ask then when he come back from vacation if something is possible.

Sounds great !

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Anyone have a clear top and bottom view of SV so I can see the part numbers etc?

exxos wrote: 17 Sep 2025 11:25 Anyone have a clear top and bottom view of SV so I can see the part numbers etc?

Taken from the Nature Website.

alexh wrote: 17 Sep 2025 11:29 Taken from the Nature Website.

Thanks but doesn't show a lot of apart numbers.

It might be worthwhile understanding where they are with development and production of their latest version (SV3)? As I recall they were close 3-4 years ago to a much improved design, but life gets in the way and nothing further was announced.
Henrik and Torbjorn also told me the main fpga used on the SV2 dated from 2003 (Spartan?) and was discontinued in 2018, so another batch will be difficult.
The latest SV dev version was called SV3 and was based around a newer FPGA, Xilinx Zynq 7020 with Zturn and an adaptor interfacing with CT60. The VHDL code and adaptor board were mostly ready 4 years ago.
I think this info was on some postings a while ago.

viking272 wrote: 17 Sep 2025 12:21 but life gets in the way and nothing further was announced.

They showed it off last year at Sommarhack: https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... 25#p466225

IMHO, it would be wiser to create another thread called "Interests in the Supervidel still"...

It starts to get quite confusing...

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HigashiJun wrote: 17 Sep 2025 13:08 IMHO, it would be wiser to create another thread called "Interests in the Supervidel still"...

It starts to get quite confusing...

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Yes. I will splt the posts later.

OK done,

Thanks !