No original carts were harmed: a GX4000 cartridge from a community PCB, a 74112 in place of the ACID chip, a freshly burned EPROM and a label made from scratch.
Join me as we upgrade and playtest our (now working) Tatung Einstein TC-01 Microcomputer. This fairly obscure British home computer launched in the summer…
300 degrees, then two weeks in mouldy water. I plugged in the Amiga A600 board from my house fire expecting nothing, and it produced a picture.
After the fire, Ben Versteeg of ByteDelight sent a box of Spectrum goodies: a 128K toastrack, ZX-HD, DivMMC EnJOY Pro, ZX Diag and a Harlequin 128 kit.
A clean, boxed GX4000 and one pulled from my house fire after two weeks in firefighting water. Guess which one boots Burning Rubber.