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PhilC wrote: 30 Oct 2020 16:28 that's a pretty good price to upgrade your old ST

Yeah absolutely!

And off it went into production! This one should be tons of fun :)

Rough filling and sanding..
"Only" body filler, sanding, more sanding, new cutouts and paint left :)

Ooh. That's really low fit. Very nice placement.

Rough cutouts for the ports done. A little bit of cleanup left to do and then get it ready for paint :)

New stuff finally arrived from JLCPCB after having been stuck in Germany for way too long :)
Looking forward to building the new blitter board and getting the gfx card up and running but I started with the new rom board.

Finally my ST has a built in RTC!
The new one can optionally replicate the rom size jumpers for motherboards which don't have these, so it's a fairly nice companion to the old and new blitter boards.

I realise I'm in a minority fiddling with the short STM model but in case someone else finds it useful I will upload the gerbers and schematics once it has been tested to work correctly on a motherboard with no 256K/1M jumpers.

Looks good to me @agranlund and yourself know ill find it useful :D

PhilC wrote: 11 Nov 2020 14:09 Looks good to me @agranlund and yourself know ill find it useful :D

The Gerbers and Eagle files are now on Github (and your PCB's are in the hands of the postman, fingers crossed it works fine on your motherboard :D)
https://github.com/agranlund/STRom

agranlund wrote: 11 Nov 2020 10:48 I realise I'm in a minority fiddling with the short STM model but in case someone else finds it useful I will upload the gerbers and schematics once it has been tested to work correctly on a motherboard with no 256K/1M jumpers.

STM owner here, I follow your projects with keen interest. Excellent work!

I'm with you too @agranlund, I have a short model too and am watching with interest, in particular am waiting to see the Phoenix Sparkalaphobia (FPGA Blitter) running in a short once we get the board done. :)