My Latest Project, Guess?
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GadgetFreak
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Soon. I have been busy with other projects Such as my Slice in circuit tester and a new out of circuit tester.
I also wanted an option for the Slags chips which are defying reproduction at the moment due to awkward timing.
I do now have a TTL board that will plug into all four Slags sockets on my cartridge. It has 30 standard TTL on it and works perfectly.
I just need to mod the software options to include a hidden game swap method as this will be better and easier than a manual switch option.
I will be selling the cart as two options, one will be a kit of parts to be made up and the other will be ready made and tested.
The only IC's I won't be supplying will be the 6522via, TMS5220 and the four Atari Slags. These will need to be taken from an original cart.
Currently my thoughts are £300 for the kit and £380 built & tested.
If you are still interested, post in this thread to give me an idea of demand if any for this cart.
I also wanted an option for the Slags chips which are defying reproduction at the moment due to awkward timing.
I do now have a TTL board that will plug into all four Slags sockets on my cartridge. It has 30 standard TTL on it and works perfectly.
I just need to mod the software options to include a hidden game swap method as this will be better and easier than a manual switch option.
I will be selling the cart as two options, one will be a kit of parts to be made up and the other will be ready made and tested.
The only IC's I won't be supplying will be the 6522via, TMS5220 and the four Atari Slags. These will need to be taken from an original cart.
Currently my thoughts are £300 for the kit and £380 built & tested.
If you are still interested, post in this thread to give me an idea of demand if any for this cart.
I think your work here is amazing GadgetFreak and I'd love one.
I'm sure built & tested at £380 isn't a small fraction of the time and ingenuity you will have put in here. Not forgetting the cost of parts either!
But, I wonder how many System 1 cabs / PCB owners there are around the world who would pay for one of these?
Have you advertised these on KLOV yet?
If there is demand and you think you could sell tens or more of these then do you reckon the price would be able to drop to increase sales?
I'm sure built & tested at £380 isn't a small fraction of the time and ingenuity you will have put in here. Not forgetting the cost of parts either!
But, I wonder how many System 1 cabs / PCB owners there are around the world who would pay for one of these?
Have you advertised these on KLOV yet?
If there is demand and you think you could sell tens or more of these then do you reckon the price would be able to drop to increase sales?
GadgetFreak
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Sorry, forgot about this thread. I actually did a release post on KLOV as ColinD pointed out. This was mainly due to the fact I knew that over there it would be a popular project and to be honest there didn't seem to be much interest here in the UK.
Funhouse71
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Just spotted this on KLOV that Synamax and Dutchman2000 are working on the Atari System 1 version of Relief Pitcher...is there any chance this could be added to the multi when it's finally working please?, maybe a patched upgrade for example.
Wasn't sure if you had already maxxed out the current sized roms on your multi or not?
https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/ataris-system1-version-of-relief-pitcher-roms.558318/
GadgetFreak
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It would have to replace an existing game I think. There is some rom space but it would depend on sizes.
This AS1 Relief Pitcher has already existed for a while, I believe a few boards were programmed up back in the day. There was a chance a while back that I may have had access to a copy but it never came off. Like most things some people just love the rare aspect of their stuff.
This AS1 Relief Pitcher has already existed for a while, I believe a few boards were programmed up back in the day. There was a chance a while back that I may have had access to a copy but it never came off. Like most things some people just love the rare aspect of their stuff.
Funhouse71
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If a game had to be sacrificed then I would opt for Roadblasters as I don't have a foot pedal or steering controller to be able to play that game.
Thanks for offering to look into this should it come to fruition though
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Funhouse71
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Apparently this is now fully playable with the help of Phil B, if that's you Phil Bennett then thank you!