ZX Spectrum (Issue 3)
I started coding with ZX Spectrum at the age of 12, so it wasn’t difficult to choose what I would[…]
Read moreMaker and tinkerer in retro-computers, electronics, micro controllers and software
I started coding with ZX Spectrum at the age of 12, so it wasn’t difficult to choose what I would[…]
Read moreFrom the factory, the Spectrum +2 has several issues with the video output that are well documented in this Byte[…]
Read moreFixing an ZX Spectrum +2 (grey) with a RAM and keyboard fault.
Read moreWhile fixing previous spectrums I bought a cheap motherboard in poor condition to use for spares. I knew it was[…]
Read moreThe Dandanator mini is an expansion card for the ZX Spectrum that enables fast ROM/game loading from a pre-programmed EEPROM.[…]
Read moreAfter the well-known ‘rubber keyed’ Spectrum came the ZX Spectrum+. I never encountered one during my childhood, probably because they[…]
Read moreWith both Spectrum’s working, I decided on a few upgrades before calling it a day. Both of the cover plates[…]
Read moreOn first inspection, the Issue 2 showed a picture with the typical Spectrum coloured border and some flashing bars in[…]
Read moreAfter checking the power rails it was obvious that the 5v regulator wasn’t working, so the first action was to[…]
Read moreOver the last couple of months, I have been watching YouTube channels of people fixing various retro computers, mainly Commodore[…]
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