Commodore 64 Game Disks 1 to 10
I have a large collection of Commodore 64 software which has been in my loft since the 80’s. I assumed all the disks would be corrupt due to their age and temperature changes. Nevertheless I decided to...
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I have a large collection of Commodore 64 software which has been in my loft since the 80’s. I assumed all the disks would be corrupt due to their age and temperature changes. Nevertheless I decided to...
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I have a large collection of Commodore 64 software which has been in my loft since the 80’s. I assumed all the disks would be corrupt due to their age and temperature changes. Nevertheless I decided to...
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I have a large collection of Commodore 64 software which has been in my loft since the 80’s. I assumed all the disks would be corrupt due to their age and temperature changes. Nevertheless I decided to...
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I have a large collection of Commodore 64 software which has been in my loft since the 80’s. I assumed all the disks would be corrupt due to their age and temperature changes. Nevertheless I decided to...
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Vic 20 Replace BASIC and Kernal ROM’s with 27128 EPROM
Vic 20 Replace BASIC and Kernal ROM’s with 27128 EPROM I had a Vic 20 with a faulty BASIC ROM and thought it would be nice to combine the BASIC and Kernal ROM’s into one. This gives you the ability to...
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Commodore Plus 4 power connector to C64 version
The Plus 4’s power connector is a square version of the C64’s and is annoying. It’s more convenient to use a Vic 20 or C64 PSU as they are compatible and more readily available. Here’s how to make the...
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Commodore 64 6569 to 8565 PAL
This conversion should also work for the NTSC 6567 to 8562. The 6569/6567 and 8565/8562 are almost pin for pin compatible. The only difference being the 6569 has 12v on pin 13 and the 8565 has 5v on...
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Commodore 16 & Plus 4 8501 to 6510 CPU conversion
C16/+4 8501 to 6510 CPU conversion I have made it possible to convert the unreliable 8501 processor fitted to the Commodore 16 and Plus 4 to the more reliable, cheaper and widely available 6510, as...
View ArticleCommodore 64 SID tester
Quickly finding out if all three voices on the SID chip actually work is surprisingly difficult. I’ve spent a long time searching the net for a sensible solution with little luck. I’ve found some, but...
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