Altaid 8800

[peterq...@gmail.com]

http://sunrise-ev.com/8080.htm

Has anyone seen this? Looks interesting for $80

[Tom Wilson]

I keep almost ordering that, then remembering I have a lot on my plate right now and probably don't need another project. 

Then I almost order it again.

I honestly think I'd go for it, no-questions, if it had a Z80. 

Tom Wilson
wils...@gmail.com
(619)940-6311 

On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 8:41 PM peterq...@gmail.com <peterq...@gmail.com> wrote:

http://sunrise-ev.com/8080.htm

Has anyone seen this? Looks interesting for $80

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[Terry Fox]

I like the Z80 Membership card.  It had some minor issues with the opto isolator originally used, but I found a suitable replacement and got it all working right.  I have two units, one with all three boards, and the other with just two board, for a more compact size.

The Z80 Membership Card Computer (sunrise-ev.com)

[Walt Perko]

Hi, 

I've thought about these tiny board kits too since I have both a Z80 CPU and an RCA 1802 chip in my stash of chips.  

I probably should buy a set of boards, but I've been waiting for something larger to build with the chips ... I'd like to build a Retro Elf if I could just buy the kit or a similar set of boards that fit into a COTS cabinet ... something about the same size as the Altair-Duino Pro.  

[Terry Fox]

The replacement optocoupler I used was a PC817 IIRC.  I need to dig my notes out from a few years ago.