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Category Archives: MOS
More Cap Busting! Thank you Mr. Cooper
So one of my readers and fellow aficionado/blogger Cameron Cooper saw my post about the capacitor I blew up in my Heathkit H-17. So he wrote to me this wonderful e-mail. Christian, I recently had a similar experience with an Altair … Continue reading
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Kim-1 On Ebay
Another Commodore KIM-1.. . Right now the bid is at $151.00.. I expect the $250 to $300 range.. These are very collectible. http://cgi.ebay.com/Old-Commodore-MOS-Technology-6502-KIM-1-SBC-Computer-/390272618026 The KIM-1 was developed by Chuck Peddle. His engineering team designed the 6502 CPU, and Chuck designed the KIM-1 to get engineers … Continue reading
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Commodore KIM-1 on EBAY
Another Commodore KIM-1.. I have been seeing a lot of these lately. The guy is asking a lot for a first bid.. $250 minimum. Even though it’s a Commodore one and not a MOS one, I think someone will bid … Continue reading
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Two KIM-1s on Ebay
Two more KIM-1s this week.. Both of them are the later model Commodore/MOS KIM-1s but still these computers are highly sought after. Here is a link to the auction: http://cgi.ebay.com/Commodore-MOS-KIM-1-computer-KIM-1-/130446287913 Here is another Commodore KIM-1.. This one has manuals Here is a … Continue reading
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KIM-1 on Ebay.. Second one this week
I can’t say that I have ever seen two KIM-1s for sale on Ebay in the same week. http://cgi.ebay.com/170539615545 This is one of the newer Commodore KIM-1s as you can see the Commodore MOS logo. From my previous post about … Continue reading
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MOS KIM-1 on Ebay
Ebay Auction : http://cgi.ebay.com/220665780963 This looks like a nice KIM-1 setup. It’s mounted, with what looks like the original power supply and he has a nice set of documentation. What is odd is the keypad is connected to the computer … Continue reading
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