ommodre was just trying to made a 'all-in-one'
system, like kaypro IV systems.<br><br>SX-64/DX-64 had a
very bugs and only the series only lasted for 5
years.<br><br>commodore uk later made a c-128 version called: PX-128 only
50 was made.<br>the PX version is simm to the
SX/DX-64 a very diff is: 40/80 green screen(you can conect
a other montor from the back), 2 drives (1 1581-3
1/2 & 1 SFD-5 1/4), A built in 19.2k modem(with
software), and install software (cp/m 3.5, and 5 business
programs, and 3 games).<br><br>if anyone finds the system i
said get it.<br>i had one, but it
broken.<br><br><br>-ISN2<br><br>PS: CMD is allmost done with thier version.

n "Executive Portable" computer. Built in tiny
screen, keyboard detaches as a cover. I just bought one
in good working order (despite "BAD" painted on the
keyboard), for $4. What's up with these things?<br><br>Tim
Hansen

urchance where you looking at the "Secret Weapons Of Commodore" website? They
have a listing for it their database.<br><br>willynwv

was looking at a commodore web site a last
night (sorry, can't remenber the addy). and found a
commodore system called 'CBM-900'. has anyone heard of this
unknow computer?<br><br>the listed states: it's a
Z80(4.4mhz) chip, 80-col, CP/M v2.2 bussiness only computer.

ows everyone beating the cold weather?

ny date is good for me to start a first chat. I
am on the computer most of the day any way so
starting January 11th I was thinking about comeing in in
the morning and opening the chat room for an hour and
see who stops in. Then maybe go ahead and do it in
the evening too, starting around 7 o'clock or there
about.<br><br>willy<br><br>willynwv@...

i John<br> welcome to the club. There isn't alot
going on here right at the moment. Maybe if we get a
few more people comeing thru we can get a chat
going.<br>From what you have listed it looks like you have a
nice collection of C=
stuff<br><br>willy<br>willynwv@...

own a few Commodore systems & still use
them!<br>the following system:<br>(Commodore) - SuperPet 8032,
Vic-20, C-264(Plus/4), B-128(the SuperPet II), SX-64, &
128-D.<br>(CBM's third Party companys) - PX-128(Portable 128), &
FX-128.<br>(CMD Ltd) - TowerC (cmd own version, only 5 been
made).<br>and i own a few Amigas.<br><br>I also own and run a
small software company <br>for commodore
systems.<br><br>-John.<br>ICQ#16873930<br>www.juliesweb.com/DPA

ounds good to be too.  Set a time!

ounds good.  i don't often get in here.

erry Christmas to evryone and have a Happy New Year.

s it time for us to try and organize a chat session sometime so we can get to
know each other? <br>Whats everyone think?

really liked being able to use my C128.  I'd still be using it if my primary
disk drive hadn't gone kaputt.  *sigh*  Sometime it'll be fixed and I'll have it
running again.

still occasionally use my C128-D to play some of the games I bought many years
ago.

was just wondering how many of us still have
their Commodore hardware and use it regularly? I have a
C=64 and a C=64c and I use them both. I am also useing
Frodo PC for my <br>Emulator on my PC, but I am going
to switch to another more reliable one in the near
futre so I can download some of the programs that are
available on the web.

didn't get any takers on the free pet offer so
I took it to a local "ham fest" and left it at the
entrance with a "FREE" sign on it. When I left several
hours later it was gone. Hopefully it it's in a good
home.

have Frodo PC which I have used for about a
year now. I don't like it that much because it causes
a lot of crashes when I run it. I have also had
problems getting the d.64 files to run on
it.<br><br>willynwv.

ust wanted to say hello and I am contributing to your links page.

might be interested in purchasing this PET
Computer. What model of PET? I am looking for a 2001 Model
(the one with the built in tape player and chicklet
keyboard). Is this the model you have? <br><br>Let me know.
You can email at
toddall@....<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>Todd Allison

everal months ago I was driving down a nearby
street when I saw a saw a poster board sign that said
"Free Stuph" In the yard was a pile of old PCs, an IBM
correcting selectric typewriter, and an old Commodore Pet. I
took the IBM and the Pet. I don't want the Pet, but I
couldn't leave it there abandoned by the road. If any one
wants it, they can have it for the cost of shipping
plus $10 for the box and my trouble of taking it to
the UPS terminal. I don't know if it works, but it
looks fairly clean.....Any takers???

've tried most of the MSDOS emulators and one
windoze emulator. They were all ok but, I have a 25mhz
486sx, kind of slow, especially thewindoze version. I
was really suprized when I started looking for C64
stuff on internet, I foundquit a bit.

ow many of you have tried out the commodore emulators available for the more
modern computer platforms (IBM, Amiga, Mac, etc.)?

ry looking at
www.funet.fi/pub/cbm/schematics/computers/c128/index.html there's 4 or 5
schematics there. There's also a
lot of other stuff there. If you don't see what you
need there try looking in a few other directories.
This looks like a warehouse of all things CBM.

tried asking on comp.sys.cbm but no one ever
answered me. That's the problem with posting to groups
with a high volume...everyone assumes someone else
answered or doesn't read it in the first place.
*sigh*<br><br>Anyway I'll try on the web. Maybe someone put it up.
thanx

think there may be a copy on the web somewhere. You might try checking out
comp.sys.cbm newsgroup also there may still be a group at delphi.com

used to have a C64, but I picked up a C128 a
while back. Everything works but the 1571 drive. That
went a few years ago. Anyone have the schematics for
one? I'd really like to have it working again.

i, I have a working C-64

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