Is this a #Commodore64 or a #Plus4 in disguise? If your answer was the latter you got close! It's a LittleSixteen V4 + MechBoard16 assembled in a clear Breadbin case by RetroFuzion. Looks cool, huh? 😎
Here's a mechanical #keyboard for the #Commodore 16 and #LittleSixteen!
It has plenty of interesting features, such as one LEDs per key which can be individually controlled, hotkeys and USB mode for use with emulators on RasPis and such.
Check it out: https://t.co/amq2KOC5jJ.
LittleSixteen V4 has finally seen the light! It's an #OpenHardware clone of the #Commodore Plus/4 computer with many improvements, such as 512kB RAM and a built-in SID chip.
You can build it from scratch and put it into a #Commodore64 case.
Check it out: https://t.co/1Dl3u8pEBX
@svenpetersen191 Great idea, I got one too. I think it would be great to add the MiniDIN-7 and -8 that are used for the Datassette and joysticks on the C16/+4.
@svenpetersen191 Apparently 2(2+1) is executed first, so the implicit multiplication has precedence over the division, which doesn't make much sense in math terms though...
What else to do at 34°C outside temp other than starting the next retro replica journey? I'm building a #LittleSixteen, a #Commodore 16 rebuild and improved by @SukkoPera. Hope it will be a succesful trip with a lot of solder work left to do. #C16
@schoenfeld_jens@8Context Well, it might be "just audio" but audio is not in my bag of skills unfortunately. The only way I have to make sure it works is to double check those schematics against the original. For instance the placement of R15 looks a bit suspect to me.