Tindie
Stephen C Cousins
Pick'n'Mix Boards for RC2014
$7.00
SC129 Digital I/O Module Kit for RC2014
$17.00
SC130 RomWBW CP/M Computer Kit for RC2014
$50.00
SC113 Modular Backplane Kit for RC2014
$13.00
SC112 Modular Backplane Kit for RC2014
$18.00
Modular Backplane Boards for RC2014
$7.00
SC103 Z80 PIO Module Kit for RC2014
$26.00
SC115 Prototyping Breakout Board for RC2014
$7.00
SC114 Z80 SBC / Motherboard Kit for RC2014
$38.00
Pick'n'Mix Boards for Z50Bus
$6.00
SC102 Z80 CTC Module Kit for RC2014
$28.00
SC111 Z180 CPU Module Kit for RC2014
$40.00
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Reviews
Terry | June 10, 2022
Bloody marvelous and great fun!
For SC503 Z180 Processor Card Kit for Z50Bus
I think I've purchased pretty much every computer he's created. I look forward to more offerings!
William | June 7, 2022
Great kit and well documented
For SC130 RomWBW CP/M Computer Kit for RC2014
Mike | May 8, 2022
Blown Away: Fantastic Kit!
For SC130 RomWBW CP/M Computer Kit for RC2014
Andy | May 7, 2022
great kit!
For SC203 Modular Z180 Computer Kit for RC2014
Nicholas | April 27, 2022
Steller Kit
For SC126 Z180 SBC / Motherboard Kit
* Immaculate, sturdy and complete packaging. Very few parts floating around loose in bags, nothing missing.
* Great quality pcbs: very clear footprint labels and part numbers/values for every part.
* Great assembly instructions, including lots of multimeter tests along the way so you catch your soldering errors sooner rather than later.
* Tons of documentation via. his website.
* Helpful & quick tech support.
IMHO If you are going to pick a first Z*80 kit to build, his are the best.
The only suggestions I have for the SC126's successor would be:
* Label the pins on at least one of the headers for easier development / probing.
* Allow enough space around at least one of the ROMs to solder a ZIF socket directly to the. board. (though stacking the ZIF sockets works fine too)
* Unify the power busses - so that when you are powering via FTDI, you can still use the toggle switch.