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Show Title
Episode 30 - Lots of Acquisitions and Rick Papo
Description
Spring is in the air at Trash Talk headquarters, so we’ve been itchy to make quite a few acquisitions lately that we discuss, including a long weekend drive to Chicago. We also introduce a new TRS-80 search engine that should prove to be a highly valuable resource to the TRS-80 community. Then, we do some eBay shopping for TRS-80 computers and related items. Finally, we interview TRS-80 programmer Rick Papo. Rick was the author of several important reference books for the TRS-80 which included reverse engineered and highly documented system source code. These are invaluable references for the modern day Z80 assembler programmer.
Trash Talkers
- Peter Cetinski
- Ian Mavric
- Eric Dittman
- Aaron Brockbank
Commercials
- Mike Rowen
Main Topics
Mav's New Items
Model III white cable renew kit and Coco RS232 serial cart
Upcoming Shows
VCF Southeast
April 27th and 28th
VCF East
May 3-5
The 28th Annual “Last” Chicago CocoFest
May 4th and 5th
Tandy Assembly 2019
September 28 & 29 in Springfield, Ohio
Courtyard by Marriott Springfield Downtown
Recent Acquisitions
Pete discusses the 2nd Vintage computer auction in Connecticut in early March
Pete discusses his major Tandy haul from Chicago in early April
Model II Graphics Board Kit
http://www.trs-80.org/network-1-controller
Eric's Lobo MAX-80
Eric's TRS-80 Digitizer
Eric's TRS-80 Model I S-100 adapter
Kevin Parker’s Search Engine
Harry McCraken's “In MacBook keyboard woes, a weird echo of the TRS-80 circa 1978”
Book Review
“Model III ROM Commented”
Ebay Shopping
Mav's cheap Model 16 keyboard
Eric's cheap Model II quad-drive system with hard drive only $105
Pete's totally great mouse pad
Tandy 6000
A clean Model III with Aerocomp drives and spare RS-232 board
Model 4 Gate Array motherboard:
80microcomputing #1 & 2 sold for $A10.00
"Rare" Model II
Interview
Pete interviews "Model III ROM Commented" and "TRSDOS Commented" author Rick Papo.