Directory-devices are all devices which allow the storing of data with a name (for instance: MDV, FLP, RAM, WIN, FDK…). Many programs, even pointer driven ones, don’t know which devices are connected to the QL. When using a pointer driven program it’s nice to select also the device with a mouse, so I wrote a…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
In the near future, we hope to be able to offer our readers the best in PUBLIC DOMAIN software from around the world. To this end, we need TRANSLATORS to translate into English, software in the following languages : FRENCH, GERMAN, and ITALIAN. We currently have over 50 disks іп these languages waiting to be…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Richard Alexander of C.G.H. Services (U.K.) reports that Simon N. Goodwin, the author of the popular QL WORLD DIY column, has designated C.G.H. Services, as the official distributor of his D-I-Y TOOLKIT. It is sold and supplied in 14 different modules. Write to C.G.H. Services for a concise listing of the different modules.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Juergen Falkenberg of COMPUTER TECHNIK reports, that he is now shipping improved versions of his QL SCANNER. He states, that they have developed an extremely powerful color scanner, for high resolution digitizing of pictures with the Sinclair QL. A minimum of 256K memory expansion is required.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
In a recent conversation with JOCHEN MERZ of Germany, he extolled the virtues of a NEW program named “QDESIGN”. He stated that QDESIGN handles screens up to 2880 x 2880 pixels in two or four colors (dependent on memory size). Screens from the Atari ST, Professional Publisher, Page Designer 2, and Art + may be…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
We have received a number of NEW SOFTWARE packages. In future issues we will bring you HANDS-ON reviews.
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The “QL SURVIVOR’S SOURCE BOOK” is a project of the SeaCoast QL User Group. It lists sources in the following four catagories: all the known QL HARDWARE SUPPLIERS, QL PUBLICATIONS (major), QL SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS, and QL USER GROUPS worldwide. Under each company/individual a number of their products are listed.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
A few methods learned over the years, help make ordering hardware and software from overseas fairly simple. FIRST of all, the MAJOR suppliers in the U.K. accept CREDIT CARDS. SECOND, those that don’t, including the GERMAN and ITALIAN suppliers require payment in their currency.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
The INTERGROUP FREEWARE EXCHANGE, serviced by the SINCLAIR QL USER CLUB e.v. (SQLUC) of Germany, have announced the establishment of the library. Membership is open to QL USER GROUPS worldwide.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
QVIEW has announced the latest version of its popular ROM upgrade. Version 1.89 represents a significant advancement over earlier versions, it now incorporates a REALTIME CLOCK with buffer, and a I2C BUS INTERFACE to reach the outside world. The new price is 65 Pounds Sterling, with a 5 Pound discount for QUANTA members.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
A new International QL Group is forming headquartered in the U.K.,the name of this group is QLAW. It is the brainchild of Dr. Sohail S. Bhatti. DR. Bhatti is a well respected member of the QL community, and a frequent contributor to QUANTA and its famous LIBRARY.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Rumors are flying wildly in the U.K., It has been said that QUANTA is in negotiations with REBEL ELECTRONICS to take over the REBEL HARD DISK INTERFACE design. It has been suggested that it would be offered as a kit, and as a fully assembled version.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Juergen Falkenberg of COMPUTER TECHNIK has launched, and is delivering his new KEYBOARD INTERFACE. We believe it to be the BEST ever designed for the QL. They offer two versions, the FIRST fits internally inside the QL. You remove the 8049 chip from its socket, fit the interface board to the empty socket, then replace…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Miracle Systems of the U.K. have announced and delivered the first shipments of their new SUPER interface. The GOLD CARD fits entirely within the QL’s expansion port and uses CMOS technology throughout, resulting in very low heat generation. The MEAT of the GOLD CARD is a 16 megahertz 16 bit 68000 processor which accesses its…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Welcome to the Inaugural Issue of the “INTERNATIONAL QL REPORT”. After consultation with many QL users worldwide, we are proud to present you with a NEW type of NEWSLETTER. One that will endeavor to inform you of the many NEW and EXCITING developments in the QL WORLD as they occur, without the normal four to…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Now that the smoke has cleared and you have had time to evaluate the Orlando Winterfest, I would be interested in your assessment of the affair. Information regarding the Winterfest is scarce here on the west coast. 1 have heard, through 75-2068 UP-DATE and other sources, that a Sinclair Northamerica Users Group was born in…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
1 took the time to key in this program and it is already set up to work with TIMACHINE for compiling. I have not compiled this BASIC program as yet, because I cannot get it to work properly. All of it is sound enough, I have even run the TRACE program trying to find out…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Just about all computers today support some form of graphics, be it black and white, or full blown multi-million color versions. Graphics are really quite simple. The basics are the same no matter what you use, that’s what I’m going over іп this issue. If your computer does not support graphics, then your printer probably…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
With the same incredulity, we often hear similar statements of disbelief: “I can’t believe IT!” “Weren’t 8-bit machines dead two years ago?’ ‘Who in their right mind would still be using one of those things?’ These are some typical statements often made by members of the ‘mainstream’ computer press. Especially when they find out that…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
[ rarely ever get to give an editorial in the newsletter. Sometimes when I write my weekly Timex column for StarText, I get off on a tangent right at the first, but rarely do I ever just stop and let you know what іs on my mind. l would like to give it a try…
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I have been a member of FOG since Derember of 1987. І am writing to tell you that I am very pleased with the FOGHORN publication. I hope that I am able to do some writing for you since I have been publishing the Fort Worth Timex/Sinclair User Group’s neusletter for the last three years.…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Recently I downloaded some different software. І have not quite tested it out, but it definitely sounds very good. For those of you that have to be rather ‘stingy’ with your paper, because paper is not ALL that cheap, this could be the program for you. How would you like to get all of those…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Anyone who has and still uses а ZX81, T/S 1000, T/S 1500, or а PC8300 clone knows about Fred Nachbaur. Fred resides up in Canada now, but for a while even he had doubts about whether he was going to be able to stay or not. That has been taken care of, for the moment.…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
І have run into trouble, as many of you know, using RP/M and attempting to read disks for the Morrow MD-3 which formats to 80-tracks. When I found out a number of things about this system, I remembered that I had a certain program that should be able to tell me all about the system…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
I certainly hope that many of you have been on line at one time or another with this BBS that is between Fort Worth and Dallas. Many of the downloads in the TIMEX AREA are from the Fort Worth group, but others have been added from time-to-time by people like Ed Grey. It also has…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
QUICKPRO+ is a complete File Maintenance/Data Entry Program Generator. It actually writes the program that you design – to an extent. You have a manual and one disk provided in the software package. It states that it normally costs $149.00, in the advertisement for it, but by special request you may purchase it for only…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
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Reprinted from IN Cider.
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By now, ve have most of the program defined. We are missing some parts, but.. we can at least get a start on the program. Before we go too far, let’s review!
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Correspondence with Ed Grey on terminal programs and others on CP/M topics.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
At a recent meeting of the LIST (Long Island Sinclair Timex) user group, the former head of Research and Development department of the Timex Computer Corporation, Billy Skyrme, attended a gave a talk. Mr. Skyrme is currently the president of Psion, Inc., the manufacturer of the Organizer pocket computer. While Mr. Skyrme admitted that he…
article, orig pub: 10.27.20, updated: 02.05.26
Reprint of Ever Hear of the T/S 3068? (And Other Matters) from Time Designs Magazine.
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article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
This has been a very good past week, particularly the weekend. I spent part of the time over at the apartment of one Richard Molpus whom I met on the Kaypro BBS last weekend. Richard has given me the help that I needed. I was able to, with Richard’s help and the help of his…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
As the person responsible for exchanging newsletters for our DALLAS user group, I would like to make the following information available to all those groups who in the past, or who are at present sending us their newsletter.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Correspondence with Pete Fischer about terminal programs for CP/M.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
Superdriver (SD for short) is a collection or family of machine-code printer support modules, for use by both experts and non-experts. Modules are available either separately or in a package. Comprehensive documentation is provided.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
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article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
There has been a change in the FWKUG MBBS. Ron Lane, Sysop, has been running his board on a Kaypro with a dual 44Meg hard drive. Ron acquired some new software called ROS from a programmer in New Mexico. It is extremely fast and very closely resembles the old BBS that we are all used…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
About two years earlier, I purchased a new (close-out) printer to use with my 2068 from a place that sold NEC printers. My NEC PC-PR103A is IBM compatible but not EPSON compatible. I still like it and it does have an excellent NLQ mode that is easy to read. I have used it for correspondence,…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
I have received some programs for the 2068 that some members may not know about. These are programs on disc from Jack Dohany. They are custom made to your input device (disc, tape, or whatever) and to your type of printer. This information you give him when you send in your order.
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
We all know of busy people who get a lot of things done and accomplish a lot of things. They seem to be successful at almost everything they decide to do. We feel inferior to these people because they seem to have so much talent. But is it really talent or is it something else?…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
What is this 32K RAM Expansion Cartridge? What can it be used for? These are obviously the type of questions many of you have! So. let me tell you about it! David Hildebrand, a good friend for over 10 years now, is the man behind this product! David and I (Stan Lemke) like to discuss…
article, orig pub: 02.05.26, updated: 02.05.26
If any one factor can be said to have made the Pixel Print Prof. series of software possible, it would be the ability to hold the LEFT and RIGHT columns in memory at the same time, 48128 bytes of data plus the program! This was only possible with add-on memory and a programing tool called…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.05.26
I would like to try and clear up some mis-understandings I have been hearing about for sometime now. The people that I am talking about are Jerry and Til Chamkis, whom most of you know as AERCO. I have been hearing from many people that AERCO has deserted us and are working with the Atari…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
Republished from IN Cider.
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article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
Letters from Tim Petersen and Peter Fischer.
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This is the second of two modifications that we are making to Art Studio. Last month we removed that annoying LENSLOCK protection from our loader program. This month we will modify the machine code so that we can control our Art Studio cursor with both keyboard and joysticks that are plugged into the TS-2068 joystick…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
Here are a few pokes to use the Tasman printer interface with Mterm and HOT-Z disassembler. First, have the basic loaders for the programs load the copy software into the printer buffer. (The version that starts as 23296).
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
George Chambers, of the Toronto TS Group offered this short program that he saw in SINC-LINK, May/June 88 issue newsletter. It’s used to erase a number of files on the Larken TS 2068 disk system.
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
I have been working with the modem for the AERCO system and have run into some difficulty. I have tried to use the Specterm-64 program from Grey and Associates. I have also attempted to get the version of Modem? to work with the modem with no luck. I went to the FWKUG and received some…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
I was perusing through the back of some of the latest COMPUTER SHOPPER’s looking for some information on some CP/M programs and where to find them. One of the places that I found was Elliam Associates in California. I was pleased to see a number of the things that I would like to acquire for…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
John Pazmino of the Boston Computer Society writes about an article he found in the LISTing N/L on how you can automatically set your QL’s internal clock to the nearest second, by using the U.S. Naval Observatory’s Atomic Clock. The U.S.N.O. transmits the time in G.M.T. (Greenwich Mean Time). By calling 202-653-0351, 24 hrs. a…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
This is the second of two modifications that we are making to Art Studio. Last month we removed that annoying LENSLOCK protection from our loader program. This month we will modify the machine code so that we can control our Art Studio cursor with both keyboard and joysticks that are plugged into the TS-2068 joystick…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
I have recently purchased some new gear from AERCO for use with the AERCO disk system and for use with the RP/M mode. So. far, I have been very pleased with what I have purchased from them as I have stated before in numerous articles. The newest acquisition from the AERCO line is the dual…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
This was quite a surprise meeting. I was not positive who was going to show up so I requested that our president, Chuck Dawson, and myself start making phone calls to make certain that some of the members were going to be there and not playing hookey. As it turned out, this was the meeting…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
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This month a look at another program that has been around for a while, but does not support the new gismos wе have hung onto the 2068, such as a centronics type printer. I am sure you all have a copy of it since it has been one of the first programs released for the…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
1 have just recently been introduced to WordStar 3.3. I have tried using this program and found it quite good, but confusing at times. I was happy with MSCRIPT 5.3, but still wanted something more powerful and disk-based. (Yes, I have the disk version of MSCRIPT, but I still wish to write longer files without…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
MOVE-IT allows you to communicate with other micro, mini, and main-frame computers, as well as information utilities and bulletin boards. MOVE-IT also enables you to link-up to the Telex network for instant world-wide communications. MOVE-IT also allows your computer to act like a ‘dumb’ terminal.
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
This is a superb, user-friendly, program with a wide range of possible uses. One key commands are utilized to the full and as it is written in Basic, it can be modified to individual user’s requirements. Reprinted from the Feb/Mar 1986 issue of ZX Computing.
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
I have recently been in contact with Digital Research concerning some of the available products that can enhance your use of the AERCO RP/M system. Many of these products can be purchased for MS-DOS as well as CP/M. Some of the products need a larger RAM area than we are allowed on the AERCO RP/M…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
I have just recently received a Z80 Disassembler and manual from Elliam Associates for the AERCO RP/M system I am running. I am intending to use much of this with programs that might be ‘patched’ to run with this system, but I needed a better way to get into the programs than DDT. The EZDSX…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
If you have ever used MASTERFILE, then you know that they have a way to call up printing in 32 columns, 42 columns, or 64 columns. This may not quite be the way that it was accomplished, but it just might be the ‘kernal’ that they began with. This is for the Spectrum, but it…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
I know that you are familiar with most of the assemblers that are on the market for the Timex system. Опе of the best that I have seen is HOT-Z, but I have also used ZEUS. I have seen a few for the Spectrum, but have never used them. I figured that this was all…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
The meeting convened in MEETING ROOM ‘A’ of the Fort Worth Public Library at 300 Taylor Street in downtown Fort Worth. The next meeting is scheduled for SEPTEMBER 10. 1988 in MEETING ROOM ‘A’. The meetings are on the second Saturday of every month from 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. The meetings are open to…
article, orig pub: 02.04.26, updated: 02.04.26
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This program will help a BASIC programmer to debug a program. What it does is simple, while the program is running, the computer will display the line it’s executing at the bottom of the screen. While using the trace you’ll notice that the program slows down quite a bit, and sometimes a program line is…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 02.04.26
Kids will love this one! Match all 8 pictures, the lower your score the better. To see a picture press the letter corresponding to the square desired.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 02.04.26
This month I will show you how to make an echo while playing a music. I call this echo ‘THE FALSE ECHO’ because it isn’t really one, let me explain…This ‘echo’ only works well with a music that contains pauses. During these pauses what happens is that the sound isn’t completely turned off! Let’s say…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 02.04.26
This month I will talk about the ‘REAL ECHO’. This one is a little more complicated than the ‘FALSE ECHO’ (NOV ’86). To create a real echo means playing two notes but one slightly off! To create this effect we’ll need a counter. It’s quite easy, don’t worry! First, you’ll have to either put the…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.31.26
This program will keep track of what is valuable in your house. Up to 60 items, their value, how many you have and a comment. Data can be printed on full-size printer or TS2040. Load driver at around 64000.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
First this month we are going to talk about how to get the SOUND when using the SPECTRUM rom on your TS2068. To get the SOUND on the SPECTRUM you would change the SOUND Statement for OUT 245 for the register and OUT 246 for the data. Here is an example: You would change this…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
This program will play 5 popular tunes. I will not reveal the titles of the tunes, you will have to load the program to find out! I think you will be pleasantly surprised!
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
You enter your date of birth and the computer will tell you on what day of the week you were born and under what sign.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
This little goodie features circles, frames, lines, text in 2 type fonts, 4 different shades and a brush. It also features a Zoom command which allows a small area of the screen to be magnified 8 times for working at a pixel level, also an Undo command, a Clear command that allows you to erase…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
In this program, you can store up to 255 names, addresses and phone numbers. You can search through a file to modify a name, a street, a city, a state, a zip code or a phone number. You can create as many files as you need (actually 0 to 255). To modify a name, an…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
Can you help a family get to their home? See, they’re trapped on the side of a mountain and some mean old guy blew up the bridges and now they can’t cross the valleys that separate them from their house. You will be given three choppers to carry the pieces of the bridges that you…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
Color-Pad is somewhat the complement of SMALL SCREEN PAINTER. It will allow you to paint the screen. It features INK, PAPER, BRIGHT, FLASH and also an undo command to correct mistakes. This program, like SSP, uses the JOYSTICK ONLY.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
Biorythm will graph your personal biorhythm, just enter your date of birth and the month desired and the computer will do the rest.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
This month we will talk about the envelope generator. To enable the generator you must put the value 16 to the channel’s amplitude (8,16;9,16;10,16). Then you put values to the 11, 12 and 13 registers, to get the period and the envelope shape desired. Now let’s see how it works. The Value 16 of the…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
You are trapped in an asteroid storm in deep space. To survive you must destroy the asteroids or, at least, avoid them! The menu is controlled by the joystick or pressing the appropriate key. Features a demo mode!
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
Can you survive in space surrounded by bezerk aliens. They don’t know what they’re doing. Careful not to crash into one of them, it could be fatal! You must shoot everyone of them, and the more you kill the crazier they get!
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
This program will help you redesign your own character set. After loading your will be asked to enter the address where the codes will be stored. [Default number:50000] There are 4 commands, Next, File, Edit and Move cursor. To choose any of the commands just press the first letter. The “Next” command will compile the…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
Knock out as many blocks as you can! Also features a demo mode, and instructions.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.30.26
Last month we thought we were finished with the SOUND EFFECTS but we found a method of creating a simulated two-voice BEEP. So we are telling you how to do this effect that works on both the TS2068 and the SPECTRUM without any modification whatsoever. So here it is: First you need 2 variables to…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.26.26
This program will allow you to create 3×3 graphics fairly easily. The working space is on the left side of the screen. On the right side you can see the character (3×3) you defined or are defining. To create a character move with the arrow keys, 1 to fill a dot, and 0 to clear…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Up to 5 players can play. You may bet on 1 of the 5 horses up to $200. Four kinds of bet: PARLAY:Choose the horse that wins and the one that comes in 2nd!
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Try to pick up as many crystals as you can while avoiding energy sucking plants and the Electric Bubloid. The Energy Rings will give you 100 of energy and the crystals will give you 100 points. You may use either the joystick or the keyboard, Q-up, A-down, O-left, P-right, SPACEBAR or FIRE BUTTON to use…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program is a very basic music writer using the A,B,C… method for inputing the notes, once loaded a menu is displayed, 1-INPUT DATA FILE, 2-CLEAR DATA FILE, 3-SAVE FILE, 4-LOAD FILE, 5-COMPILE CODE, 6-COPY and 7-QUIT PROGRAM. 1-INPUT DATA You input the data with an editor, like a word-processor. EX: O3 +A-2 -B+2 P4…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program lets you enter your expenditures for every months and also the estimated spendings (budget). It will tell you at the end of the year if you are over or under budget or even! The functions: 1- Enter Data When you press 1, a list of 60 items will be displayed. Enter the number…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
You are in a diamond mine and the object is to collect enough diamonds before time runs out, while avoiding falling rocks. Detailed instructions in program. Features 20 level of play, a maze editor so you may create or change any level. Joystick or keyboard may be used, keys are Q-up, A-down, O-left, P-right or…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Enter your statement balance, your checkbook balance, the checks that are not cleared yet and the deposits that haven’t been recorded and the computer will tell you if it balances, if it is over or under!
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Move a certain amount of disks from one tower to another, making sure you never put a large disk on a smaller one. Up to 15 disks can be transferred. The computer will tell you in how many moves the task should be done. More detailed instructions in program. Features a save game in progress.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
You are on a hunting trip on planet Zirmak, with the help of your invisible goowak (Zirmak dog), and duo-disk blaster, you shoot down as many Plukkers as you can. You may use joystick or keyboard: Q-up, A-down, O-left, P-right and SPACE-fire. You may reset the game by pressing [EDIT] Shift & 1.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Total DISAPPOINTMENT! This Hardware and Software package lets you digitize your own library of words. But frankly for 39.95$, it is very very expensive… HERE’S WHY! The PC Board is uncased! A 9 Volts Battery is stuck right on it! The output cable broke on the 2nd day!!! The microphone is right on the PC…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
HO! HO! HO! Looks like it’s Christmas time! We would like to take this moment to wish all of you a merry Christmas and all the very best for the New Year! This month, have we got good stuff for you! Test your aim in the game ‘PLUKKERS HUNT’, your memory in ‘MEMORY’, your logic…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This is a program utility, it is used to print up to 64 characters per line in normal video mode. It’s fairly simple to use. At the beginning of your program you MUST DIM A$(64, or more), this is the variable that will hold the string to be printed, any variable can be used as…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program is quite simply a clock, it might be useful in many ways. Example in a game where you need a timer, or just to know the time while programming. This clock works under interrupt, so you can use it at all time, even while programming! It’s very simple to use, RANDOMIZE USR 65296…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program allows you to play any music (MUSIcomp compatible data) during any program, even while programming! The music data can be anywhere in memory, all you have to do is to POKE the starting address at 64897. Ex: LET A=40000: POKE 64897,A-256*INT(A/256): POKE 64898, INT(A/256) The main volume, end-note volume, tempo, etc can be…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
After a violent storm you find yourself on an Island. Can you survive through the night? Be careful your decisions may lead you to a premature death, or to a safe escape. NOTE: This program may be offensive to some readers as it contains violence and profane subject…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This game is similar to the ever popular “BATTLESHIP”. First, you will be asked to place your ships. The coordinates are from horizontal 0-9 and vertical 0-9. You can place your ships either horizontally or vertically. The computer will then place its ships and ask you who should play first. There are two boards on…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program will play one of 6 tunes. You can play one music at a time or have the computer play them one after the other over and over again. To stop a music just press any key but “Q”. “Q” will quit the program.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program will store up to 100 appointments and 39 phone numbers/addresses. It also features a NOTE-PAD. When the program is loaded, you will be asked if you want to load an old file. If it is the first time you are using it then press “N”. If it isn’t the first time then press…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
As its name implies, this game is very much similar to “Q*bert”. In this game you are “Q*ber” a lonely inhabitant of the planet Cubicus, and your task is to jump on the cubes and change their color (shade) while avoiding the meanies. In level one, you must jump on each cubes once, in level…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program will create six screens. It has no real use but it is entertaining. It is a good example of the graphics that can be created using the SIN and COS functions.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
No! This game is not at all a ‘PAC-MAN’ style of game! This game is divided into 4 parts: First, you are in a maze (city). Stop the ghosts, don’t let them join forces at Zalloo (center of the screen). Then go to a RED or FLASHING building and stop the SLIMER from making messes.…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This newly adapted game for the TS2068 from D. K. Marshall (DIGITAL INTEGRATION) is a heck of a lot better than the PSION Flight Simulator! I am not a real fan of Flight Sims, as you can tell, I am still in the dark ages with the old PSION sim! Well, TOMAHAWK won my heart!…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Some time ago we asked for program ideas for the magazine, we received a lot of neat ideas. We can’t promise we’ll do them all but we will try! Anyways, send some more or better than that, send programs or articles (SEE SPECIAL NOTE). You probably noticed that on the cover it says DECEMBER/JANUARY 1987.…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This game is just like the ever popular “PAC-MAN” Control Mr. Me! with the joystick or the keyboard: Q-UP, A-DOWN, O-LEFT, P-RIGHTPress 1 to pause the game. Press [STOP] to reset the game.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program will let you keep names of members of your user group, friends, etc and allow you to print them on labels (FULL-SIZE PRINTERS) To control MAIN MENU cursor, use 6-DOWN, 7-UP and ENTER-select option MAIN MENU ENTER NAME: Lets you enter a name, if the name you entered was already in file then…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program will allow you to create musics and play them back with the BEEP command! DATA compatible with original MUSIcomp (NOV’86) FULL INSTRUCTIONS IN PROGRAM! A working file is included so you’ll have an idea how to write music. There is also a demo player to show how to play the music.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
When running this program, you will be asked to enter the original balance then the number of checks to be totaled. The computer will then ask you the names of the recipients of the checks and the amount of the checks. If the transaction is a deposit just enter DEPOSIT when the computer ask you…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
In this program you are a Marble which wanders around caves and platforms, up vaccum tubes and elevators, on a quest to explore each screen to its entirety. The Marble has the uncanny ability to jump. He can also fall short distances, but if he falls too far, he has the tendency to crack up.…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Find your friend in a giant maze! Features a split screen displaying the two players as the work their way in the maze. PLAYER 1 CAN ONLY USE THE JOYSTICK IN PORT 1 (LEFT), PLAYER 2 CAN PLAY WITH JOYSTICK IN PORT 2 (RIGHT) OR THE KEYBOARD, Q-FORWARD, A-TURN AROUND, O- LOOK LEFT, P-LOOK RIGHT.…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program will allow you to print old BYTE POWER mags (AUG 86 to NOV 86) on either the TS2040 of a full-size printer. Your print driver should be at 34000 or lower. To print a magazine first choose option 3 of the menu and load the file you want (PART I or II) and…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This little goodie will let you create formulas with all mathematical functions found on the TS2068 + 2 special functions, SUM and AVERAGE. You can enter up to 100 formulas and up to 200 texts in a 26×99 grid (that’s 2574 cells in all!). Once the program has loaded the main menu will appear, choose…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This new features lets you the reader express yourself about the Timex world. If you have something you’d like to share with our subscribers don’t hesitate send it in! To start off here is a letter from a reader of Hattiesburg, Mississippi: Dear sirs: I would like to try a 6 month trial subscription to…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
First, I was a little disappointed by this program, it was a little confusing the way it worked. Still can’t get some of the functions. Anyways this program offers a PLANNER, a PHONE BOOK, a CALCULATOR, a DECISION MAKER, a BIORYTHM and a CLOCK. The thing with the program is the editor, especially the delete…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Well, this is the 6th issue of BYTE POWER! Cause for celebration? Nah! We’ll wait for the 12th issue! As you may have noticed, we are back to the old format. But it has been improved, it now features a 64 or 32 column on-screen and a printout option on either a full-size printer or…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program will let you analyse the range of homes you can afford depending on the data given to the computer. Just enter the maximum down payment, the maximum monthly payment, the interest rate and the term of repayment (years). The computer will then give you the maximum price you can afford for a home.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This short routine will let you press as many keys as you wish! Full instructions in program.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Try to pump as much oil out of the ground as possible to make the most money… Full instructions in program.
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program is a word-processor for full-size printers only… It features Center, Justify, Word count and up to 132 columns!!! In the Main Menu… In text mode… Change Printer functions. This section will allow you to define some parameters… Change the text width (32-132), DO NOT CHANGE width when there is text or it will…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Mister Butterfly is looking for his 5 children, can you help him find them? They were playing with their balloons in the field and they found this entrance to some sort of cavern. They decided to explore it and all went in a different direction. As luck would have it, they got lost! Now you…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
In this game you must destroy Aliens, Satellites, Galaxies and Robots. They keep spinning around and if you are not careful you might get hit!!! To make thing more difficult, when you start moving you can’t stop (well, you stop at a new level or when you die!). To control your ship: Q:Forward, O: Turn…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program can be used for a wide variety of decisions… It will help you choose the best stereo, help you decide to take a job or not or help you select the best course of action for the future. The Menu 1) Choose an ITEM (or thing) 2) Choose a course of action 3)…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This new features lets you the reader express yourself about the Timex world. If you have something you’d like to share with our subscribers don’t hesitate send it in! Here is a letter from a reader of Fort Myers, Florida: Dear Editors, In reply to your questionnaire, regarding the format desired by readers of your…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program you take control of a dragon called ‘THANATOS The Destroyer’. You must find ‘Eros’, a beautiful young enchantress whom will guide the dragon through castles to collect the book of spells and find the magic cauldron. He also must fight knights and foot-soldiers and all kinds of mythological creatures. The graphics in this…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
At last BYTE POWER is now SPECTRUM compatible!!! Yes it is now ready. You will find it on side B of the cassette. Note that the SPECTRUM version will only work on the SPECTRUM, it isn’t compatible with the TS2068! Also note that the BYTE POWER program (THIS ONE!) will now print in 32 columns…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This program is simply a clock! It will display a clock radio but cannot play music or have an alarm like a normal clock radio, it is just a “prop”. To change the Hours just press “H” until desired hour, and press “M” for minutes. The seconds will reset to 0 when changing the minutes…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This LARKEN LKDOS utility will read a disk and take all the bad blocks out of the catalog, then save the new catalog to disk. Doing this will prevent the computer to try and save on a bad block (CRC ER’s when saving) which may result in a bad save or even a system crash…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This utility will convert all numbers to VAL “number”. This saves a lot of memory and may be a blessing for long programs. We tested it on THE MINOTAUR (August 1986), and it saved over 6000 bytes! One drawback is that the speed of execution is greatly reduced, but when you need the memory space…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
One hundred years after your first trip to Zirmak, the plukkers almost became extinct. The Intergalactic Committee for Endangered Species has declared plukkers hunt illegal. Since the sport was so popular, I.C.E.S. decided to manufacture electronic plukkers to replace the real thing. As a family tradition, your grandson went on Zirmak for the Plukkers Hunt…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This is an example of what VIDEOFACE can do. A total of 8 screens will be displayed. Try it, it is very impressive. (Some distortions in the screens were caused by the VCR and not the interface.)
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This utility is mostly used for error trapping on the Spectrum but can be used on a TS2068 also. It features 2 modes: On Error – Go to and On Error – Continue. The codes are completely relocatable and are 123 bytes long. To load these codes just CLEAR base-1 (if over 23756): LOAD “ON…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This block puzzle game is played pretty much like the original! The goal of the game is to match a letter pattern (you may select one of five). The game is controlled with an arrow cursor (Standard Joystick). There are 3 menu selections (top of screen), SELECT, ADJUST, and MIX. To move a block or…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This utility will allow you to renumber any BASIC programs. It will renumber GOTO, GOSUB, RUN, LIST, DELETE, LLIST, RESTORE, and LINE. There is no special format for line numbers except that the program will not accept variables or formulaes. Here is an example of what it can and can not renumber… 10 GO TO…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
This is a device designed for use with the ZX Spectrum 48/128/+2 computers. It’s purpose is to capture composite video, digitize it and present the digitized screens to the computer. The VIDEOFACE digitizer will successfully operate with the TS2068 through the use of a RAINBOW interface. Other devices which convert the TIMEX 2068 bus to…
article, orig pub: 03.01.25, updated: 01.25.26
Hi there in computerland! Again, another issue packed with great programs! Future Hero, a superb platform game! Renumber II, a renumber utility that will renumber any BASIC program! Puzzle, a mind “bugging” game! On Error, an error trapping utility. Slide Show, digitized pictures! Plukkers Hunt II, the sequel! Shrinker, memory saver! Map Out Bad Blocks,…
article, orig pub: 03.01.25, updated: 01.25.26
Is it a bird, is it a plane? No! It’s Future Hero! Collect all treasures then return home (starting point) only to go back for more action. The only thing is that it gets harder!
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Well, it’s time for our second issue of BYTE POWER! We must say that we were quite surprised by the number of persons that were interested in the idea of a cassette based magazine! This month, we have another series of programs as exciting as ever, the chapter 2 of SOUND EFFECTS is full of…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Program Type: Arcade Game From: DURELL Critical Mass is a very fast action game with SUPERB graphics. The goal of the game is to destroy the anti-matter converter before it reaches critical mass. Believe me it is not very easy to do! The game is even a little frustrating near the end (especially when you…
article, orig pub: 01.25.26, updated: 01.25.26
Dr. Bbatti, is a member of QUANTA, and has a desire to have QL users be part of a ‘mega-SuperQL” project. He has formed a group called QLAW, the QL Advancement working group. “The aim of QLAW is simple”, says Dr. Bhatti, “to create a SuperQL in a form that would appeal to a majority…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
A single board plugged into the 2068 expansion port can digitize and store any standard video image. Additionally the stored image can be changed in many ways, then saved to tape or disc, printed out on your printer or just viewed on the screen. The original circuit drawing and design notes appeared in SINC-LINC January/February…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
NNN does not recognize Delete (ASCIl 7Fh = 127d) when DEL is sent. To delete last character sent you must use BS (Backspace = ASCIl 08h). Here are two ways to get a BS. The easiest way is to send a CONTROL H (shift 3 then H). This works well if you are a reasonably…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
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article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
Before reading too far into this, go grab a newspaper or some other publication that has print laid out in narrow columns. Count the number of letters and blank spaces on several lines. Chances are, you’ll find that each line contains a DIFFERENT number of characters.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
I have discovered that programs SAVE’d to cassette tapes from the TS-2068 can have a very high noise/scratch background level making verification and loading a somewhat iffy proposition. The best way to determine if you have this problem is to monitor the signal on the tape aurally during loading. The background noise can be heard…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
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article, orig pub: 10.07.22, updated: 01.24.26
Listing of active members circa 1990.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
Our were last meeting was held on December 8th. Attending Lee Gayman and myself. Ed Kapp and myself also attended the CATS meeting on the 9th. It was suggested by Lee that we disband HATS and stop publishing the Newsletter. The local people in the would group continue meeting but not as an official Users…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
It happens. More often with long files on microdrive, but it could happen on a floppy back to reLOAD disk. You go editing, and a file_doc for all you get is something like: Loading … 6789 ERROR – Press SPACE to continue
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
This is an excerpt from “SQ” NOTES by R.A. Hilsmann from the July issue SMUG Bytes. The newsletter of the Sinclair Milwaukee Users Group. This same group is putting on the Sinclair Fest next June.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
We had no official meeting on the 13th. Although Ed Kapp and myself got together and discussed upcoming events. We went to the CATS meeting the next day. Tom Bent looked at a problem with Keith’s QL.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
Here is another 2068 music program from Joan Kealy.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
One of the main uses for my Z88 is a portable terminal. I thought that it would be nice to have a modem which is as small and light and as portable as the Z88. In the last year or so a new category of modem has emerged. They are called pocket modems because they…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
Here is some updated information on signing up with the GEnie modem service.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
Here is an article I found on GEnie about using modems in hotel rooms. It was written by an Epson PX-8 user but the information should apply to any computer, particularly the more portable ones.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
Our last meeting was September 8th. We attendance of the usual although Ed could short time. only held on had 100% attendees stay a
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
The introduction of the Z88 in late 1987 appears to have started a real revolution in lightweight RAM Disk based portable machines.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
During the past few months 1 have heard some very detrimental words concerning SNUG, and its leaders. I would like to address chat issue now. This is intended as an explanation of the facts, not as an excuse.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
Our last meeting was held on November 10th. Attending were Doug Harter, Paul Wilding and myself. Doug had his 2068. Paul brought his Z88 and I brought my QL and my Z88. Paul copied a Z88 Communications program from my Eprom and we tested out a Z88 – Z88 cable that I made. We sent…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
The most important accessory you’11 ever need for your Z88 computer is now available, and like the Z88, it’s small, light weight, portable and affordable! This little compact disk drive powered by only four AA-cell batteries and works anywhere you do, no fuss, is no problems.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
I have found that the <> R command in Pipedrean is very powerful. Do some partial editing of a paragraph. Now move your cursor to the top of the paragraph. Type <> R and the paragraph will appear the way you want it to.
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
The Z88 continues to be mentioned in MSDOS and Macintosh publications. The June 1989 issue of BYTE magazine had two articles on the Z88. There was an article in the Macintosh section written by Laurence Loeb called ‘A Portable Companion for the Macintosh’. Laurence was very pleased with the Z88 and its Mac – Z88…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
Looking through the latest Spring/Summer 1989 Sharp’s catalog I see a couple interesting new products. There is a 3Ø Meg Hard Drive with interface available for $699.95. Just plug it in the Rom slot and its ready to go. QL Xchange $59.95 is the ultimate upgrade of the Psion software built into the QL. All…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
Taken from the June 1989 issue of ZX-Appeal – Newsletter of the Vancouver Sinclair Users Group. INSOMNIAC ELECTRONICS UPDATE Gerd and I have been able to contact Jim Horne and are helping Jim straighten things out. Jim was not keeping very good records for a while and has lost track of some of the orders…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
Our last meeting was held or July 7th. Attending were Lee Gayman, Ed and Keith Kapp, myself and guest who was a friend of Lee’s. Lee demonstrated the QL to his friend and I demoed the Z88. We also transferred some files back and forth between a QL and an Amstrad PPC 512. I gave…
article, orig pub: 01.24.26, updated: 01.24.26
I had to go to the Fest in Waukesha by way of Decatur, IL since I had to drop my wife off to visit with our oldest daughter and her family. It may have been a shorter distance to drive from home direct to the FEST but I didn’t have that option. However, the distance…
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
Block diagram and memory map.
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
I have had a number of inquiries both by phone and by letter about various T/S questions. All prompted by CRAGIST being listed in Computer Shopper in the User’s Groups and now in Computer Buyer’s Guide Users Group column. I moved my computer gear back into my corner of the basement prior to Masako’s (my…
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
When I ordered my Larken T/S 2068 disk controller boards I started to stock up on disks when on sale, I ended up with 10 boxes (50 disks) and later I ordered from MEI Micro two orders of 100 bulk disks and then a little while back I realised that I had only 50 unformated…
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
There is progress on Mike LeDuc’s development board for the ZX81. What has happened was that the prototype was changed several times and what we are working on is a step up avoiding some problems and also some improvements but we are maintaining the manually controlled bank switching concept. I plan to build one to…
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
This is a little program that I finally got working from hints that George Chambers gave me when I was complaining about the way that the directory printed out when you had the CAT go to the printer. Load this program into the computer and set the computer for the disk drive you want to…
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
I have a question that is prompted by my being in possession of some EPROMs and also some RAM chips that may be too slow for the standard speed ZX81 or the TS 2068.
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
I have three things I got from Zebra last year at the CATS Fest which I have not been successfull in finding documentation or software (if needed) for.
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
When my Larken ZX81 disk controller arrived I got the 5V DC power wired to the ZX81 controller board. But the most action I got was the drive light would come on at anytime that LDOS went to the drive but the drive motors never came on. After double checking and making sure I had…
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
Before I begin I would like to thank Bill Miller of SINCLINK for getting me involved with this project in the first place. I would also like to thank Mark Wahl also of SINCLINK for writing the initial program that I used to get started in the right direction. All I really did was debug…
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
In last month’s newsletter, l want to clarify a few statements. In the schematic, pin #8 in J8B is shown with AC. This is what Nazir meant by being non-standard. I have spoken to Nazir recently & he said that there are errors in this schematic concerning the RAM (U19 U26) and with the wire…
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
CRAGIST: Cedar Rapids And Greater Iowa Sinclair Timex. First meeting January 19th 1986. Meetings have been sparsely attended, overtime and company trips have interferred. I have had a number of inquiries both by phone and by letter about various T/S questions. All prompted by CRAGIST being listed in Computer Shopper in the User’s Groups. I…
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
Welcome to the world of CP/M 2.2 on your Timex/Sinclair 2068 & the TMX Portugal disk drive(s)! You’ll soon understand the need for & least 3, if not 4 disk drives on line because of our limited disk capacity of 148k.
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
A newsletter was received that I wasn’t receiving previously. It is called QZX. It is geared for the amateur (ham) radio operator with Timex/Sinclair computer equipment, such as yours truly, KA2CSH. I also spoke with Curt Carlson of the Mile High users group. He stated that the SMUG digitizer has a mistake in it. If…
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26
article, orig pub: 01.23.26, updated: 01.23.26