Tindie

RFC2795 Ltd

2,844 orders since Oct 29, 2015

155 Reviews

Bramcote, Nottingham, United Kingdom

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RC2014 Classic - Homebrew Z80 Computer Kit

RFC2795 Ltd

$99.00

Prototype PCB for RC2014

RFC2795 Ltd

$6.00

RC2014 Pro - Homebrew Z80 Computer Kit

RFC2795 Ltd

$199.00

64K RAM Module For RC2014 - Z80 Homebrew Computer

RFC2795 Ltd

$22.42

Raspberry Pi Zero Serial Terminal for RC2014

RFC2795 Ltd

$28.31

Backplane 8 For RC2014 - Z80 Homebrew Computer

RFC2795 Ltd

$30.50

Compact Flash Module for CP/M RC2014 Computer

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$31.02

Pageable ROM Module for RC2014 Homebrew Computer

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$21.67

Universal Micro Keyboard

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$21.40

Digital IO Module For RC2014 Z80 Homebrew Computer

RFC2795 Ltd

$17.34

RC2014 Mini - Single Board Z80 Computer Kit

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$88.00

Z80 CPU v2.1 for Enhanced Bus RC2014

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$18.89

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Tinkering with old 8 bit home computers to see what can be done with modern solutions.

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Product: (4.77)

Documentation: (4.14)

Shipping: (4.88)

Communication: (4.66)

Chris | June 15, 2019

The perfect substrate for my alternative CPU project

For Prototype PCB for RC2014

I used a prototype PCB to make a TMS9995 CPU module. It was handy to have tracks above the bus and alongside the power rails. Shame there isn't any right angle header in the kit, but Spencer assures me he'll make the description clearer on that point and sync things up between the RC2014 site and Tindie.

Phil | May 17, 2019

Nice Little Keyboard

For Universal Micro Keyboard

I purchased this for my 12 year old son to practice his soldering on and of course for me to use once completed. Layout and hole sizing makes it easy to assemble. I added my own ATMEGA328 and used the code provided to convert to the serial keyboard version. It took my son several sittings to finish all the soldering making it very good value.
Many Thanks

John | May 14, 2019

Great kit, and a gateway drug into DIY retro computers.

For RC2014 Mini - Single Board Z80 Computer Kit

I was excited to relive my youth spent with Z80 computers and this time build my own. I picked the Mini as it seemed the simplest and cheapest, added a Raspberry Pi Zero to handle video and keyboard support. The kit arrived in the US quickly, and although I resisted I ended up tearing open the box and soldering it all together within two hours. It worked first time! It powered-up with Microsoft BASIC, but I was also delighted to discover that by changing a few jumpers I could boot into a full Z80 monitor for assembling machine code. It was 1981 all over again! Definitely recommended, although I might end up buying the full system now to add a few more expansion cards..

Adrian | May 11, 2019

Nice looking prototype boards

For Prototype PCB for RC2014

These boards let's you keep your own creations permanently, soldered on a board that proudly matches the style of the RC2014.

Donald | May 11, 2019

diy microcontroller keyboard

For Universal Micro Keyboard

There are many USB and PS/2 keyboard interfaces for microcontrollers, but this keyboard feels like the circuits it's made for. There are also matrix keyboards but they're typically 4x4 or 4x5 keypad matrices. The options are useful too: matrix or serial. I'm starting to see 'badges' that use the same tactile button keyboards. It's been a while since I first built it, but I keep finding ways to use it. Cool.

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