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148 orders since May 26, 2021

2 Reviews

Bratislava, Bratislavsky kraj, Slovakia

ISA 8-bit Prototype board PC XT 8088 PCB

ISA 8-bit Prototype board PC XT 8088 PCB

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$11.00

Z80 CPU NMOS / CMOS tester

Z80 CPU NMOS / CMOS tester

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$42.00

Z80 CPU minimum simple tester

Z80 CPU minimum simple tester

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$24.99

UnoCart 2600 ATARI Uno cart cartridge

UnoCart 2600 ATARI Uno cart cartridge

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$69.99

SBC-188 rev3.1 - 4 layer PCB board 80C188

SBC-188 rev3.1 - 4 layer PCB board 80C188

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$24.90

ISA 8-bit Prototype board PC XT 8088 PCB

ISA 8-bit Prototype board PC XT 8088 PCB

LP74S00

$14.00

XT CF LITE KIT rev4.1 CompactFlash Adapter PC-XT

XT CF LITE KIT rev4.1 CompactFlash Adapter PC-XT

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$27.99

ZX8081 ZX81 ZX80 Wilco2009 rev1.1 PCB

ZX8081 ZX81 ZX80 Wilco2009 rev1.1 PCB

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$25.40

Versa64cart 1.5 Commodore C64 Diagnostic PCB

Versa64cart 1.5 Commodore C64 Diagnostic PCB

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$5.60

Replica Apple-1 PCB board

Replica Apple-1 PCB board

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$55.00

Z80-MBC2 essential kit PCB/IC pre-programmed

Z80-MBC2 essential kit PCB/IC pre-programmed

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$47.90

Omega MSX2 SBC + Keyboard V1.1 PCB

Omega MSX2 SBC + Keyboard V1.1 PCB

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$41.20

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Hi, I am fan of electronics and retrocomputing. Building, designing various staff and selling PCBs for others.

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Damian | Dec. 13, 2022

Arrived well packed. Good quality components.

For XT CF LITE KIT rev4.1 CompactFlash Adapter PC-XT

Very nice product, look forward to assembling. Quality of PCB is good. Will be looking at other products from the same supplier.

Dominic | Nov. 21, 2021

Absolutely the right way to go

For Z80-MBC2 essential kit PCB/IC pre-programmed

I decided to build a Z80-MBC2 as a way to dip my toes into retro-computing and programming bare metal. Of course there's a bit of a catch 22 in this situation, I'll need old chips to build this project, but until I have a working board, I can't vet the used chips I buy...

This is a perfect way around this situation. You receive the board, the harder to obtain chips, and the peripherals needed to run this retro computer.
The rest of the components are on you to obtain, and the board is yours to build (that's half the fun!)

The chips I got were working beautifully, and after soldering everything together, my system booted up first try (if you can believe that!)

Given the opportunity, I'd go down this path again... the essential kit here is absolutely the way to go if, like me, you've never done this kind of thing before.
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