Denial

Is there an advantage to using the ,1 ? Does it matter into what area you load a program?

Piggy-backing a working one on top?

Kenz from Psytronik software has had similar things printed. Maybe he knows something about this. It's not labels but tape covers.

http://www.binaryzone.org/psytronik.php

Nice game!
I can report that it doesn't work when you have a 16K RAM expansion cartridge plugged in.

Yes, I did watch it. I don't know why it says 0 views. I watched it again now and it still says 0 views. I didn't write a comment on Youtube because I could reply in this thread. Well now it says 8 views.

Wow, very nice demo! Respect!!

Thank you very much for the demonstration.

I suppose it is slower than real Firewire? Is it fast enough?

The interface is called XU1541. You probably have to build it yourself.

http://www.trikaliotis.net/xu1541

@Jeff-20
Yes, but if it fit the character, say it was a mafia member following a mafia code of ethics, then it would be fine in my opinion.

I checked this out now since my new monitor cable had arrived today. It is good, but the speech was much harder to understand than in Robotic Liberation (also by viznut/PWP). Robotic Liberation is still my favourite.

That is good to know, thank you. My VIC-20s are of the older model, however, otherwise I could have a bit less clutter under my desk since I remove the Commodore 64 when I want to use the VIC-20 and vice versa, so I could have used the same power supply if I had had a VIC-20CR.

rwv01 wrote:Hi.
I need a new power supply for my c64.
[...]
Can it be used on a Vic?

Thanks
rwv01

Can a Commodore 64 power supply be used on a VIC-20CR ?

carlsson wrote:

Mikam73 wrote:SX64 (4)

You own four SX-64:s?

Impressive since they are quite expensive here

I have several Commodore 64s, one Commodore 128 and one Amiga 600. I limit myself to Commodore computers... Oh yes I have an Atari Portfolio as well. It is pretty neat.

An interesting site for us Commodore freaks! You can buy replacement chips or even send in your VIC-20 for repair (!).
(got the tip from airship on Lemon64)
I don't know where they are located but I suspect they are in the USA.

http://www.arcadecomponents.com