Hi From Peter ( ThomasT)

[ThomasT]

I joined the forum because Im interested in retro computing and electronics
I was searching for material published by Colin Mitchel and his name is mentioned ina few of the forum posts.
I wanted to read some of the old items he published back aound the 80s decade I think.
Ive never had a Microbee, but had a DREAM 6800 DIY, Ohio Scientific Superboard CP4, Dick Smith System 80, Apple II+ and maybe some others Ive forgotten about ...

[someone]

Welcome aboard!

Aside from the microbee, Applied Technology had a DREAM 6802 kit. It was the DREAM6800 some alterations and additional software made by Matthew Starr.
The 6802 had a much simpler clock circuit.

Colin Mitchell's Talking Electronics stuff is great. He even released a Z80 project (TEC-1) that minimised it to the max unlike Applied Technology's approach to provide maximum functionality with their DG-Z80 S-100 board.
It included features such as Software Write Protection, Programmable Interrupt Controller, Counter/Timers, Parallel I/O, Sense Port and a weeny bit of RAM and ROM which could be augmented with external S-100 boards.

Colin Mitchell would be the best contact. He's apparently still working on TE stuff and is contactable using  http://www.talkingelectronics.com/te_int...index.html

Cheers

Someone

[ChickenMan]

Hi Peter and welcome to the forum

You need to check out our Vintage Repository were we have quite a few of manuals produced by Colin Mitchell/Tacking Electronics, in fact I just added another only yesterday. We also have quite bit of info on the Dream 6800/6802 and the System 80. To join the Vintage repo, go to - https://www.microbeetechnology.com.au/MT...NonEUA.htm

[ThomasT]

Hi ChickenMan,

I filled out the form at least 2 weeks ago. - on 28th Jan I think
I case it got lost, I just filled it out again

Thanks

[ChickenMan]

Thanks for letting us know, I've passed this on the Ewan as he looks after Repo membership. Hopefully it will be sorted soon.

[ejwords]

Hi ThomasT.
I've sent you an email with your log in details for the repository.
Our servers spam filters have been gobbling a few valid emails of late.
I did get your second one though.

Best regards