Ready built ST536 Atari version. Any Interest?

[supaduper]

Okey Doey matey, great stuff, I will have to put some 128 mb ram on one of the TF330s as I sent the original one with 128mb on it to Steve so he can do his magic on it :)

[PhilC]

@supaduper not sure ill ever use 64mb let alone 128mb but hey, it was only another £20

[PhilC]

Two more Atari version TF536 are now available.

Both are 64mb with 33mhz 68030 running at 50mhz successfully for 5 to 6 hours non stop. Lots of other testing done.

As said before ideally these will need a version of TOS that supports the 030 cpu. And to achieve this a decoder board may be required.

The boards are £140 each plus postage.

There are a further three on test which should be available in a couple of days.

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[DoG]

Very nice! Great work!

[PhilC]

Very nice! Great work!

Thank you. Are you building one Dog?

[terriblefire]

FYI... i setup a second lab today so i can do firmware development away from the solderng station.

[PhilC]

FYI... i setup a second lab today so i can do firmware development away from the solderng station.

Good news, wish I had room for two, my test bed is on the window cill.

[terriblefire]

FYI... i setup a second lab today so i can do firmware development away from the solderng station.

Good news, wish I had room for two, my test bed is on the window cill.

well what i really mean is i've cleared some crap out of my office (old lab i used to do videos from) and put the second logic analyzer in there

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[PhilC]

@terriblefire I do have an LA on my bench, just need to learn how to use it.

BTW, will PM you something re Atari.

[alenppc]

Two more Atari version TF536 are now available.

Both are 64mb with 33mhz 68030 running at 50mhz successfully for 5 to 6 hours non stop. Lots of other testing done.

As said before ideally these will need a version of TOS that supports the 030 cpu. And to achieve this a decoder board may be required.

The boards are £140 each plus postage.

There are a further three on test which should be available in a couple of days.

20200711_181940.jpg

'93 and '96 datecodes :D Makes sense.

'93 datecodes are the best. They are indestructible, and most run without issues at 50 mhz. '95 was pure garbage... 99% fail at 50 mhz.