Tim O'Callaghan's Collection

[AylesburyTim]

This is most of my collection....

Commodore PET 2001 (chiclet keyboard)
Commodore PET 3008 (32k ram) With Sound Board and 4040 Dual Floppy Disk Drive
Commodore PET 3003 (near mint saved as spare)
Commodore PET 4032 (PC) (Fat 40 Model) (with a PC inside and a TTF Screen) (used for video and emulation)
Commodore SX-64 240v (CF card can be attached to cartridge port)
Commodore SX-64 115v (went pop when 240v was plugged into it at a computer show, for spares/repair)
Commodore 64 Bread box original with 1541 floppy drive and 1701 monitor
Commodore 64 with 1541 floppy drive
Commodore Vic20
Commodore 16
Commodore CD32

Osborne 1 with DD floppies and 60 column card
Osborne 1 with SD Floppies (both have all CP/M software)

Apple //e with upgraded roms to allow attachment of CF card includes 2x Disk // floppy drives
Apple /// Complete system with working 5mb Profile Harddrive and 2 Disk /// floppy drives and monitor ///
Apple Macintosh 512k original with 200k floppy drive
Apple Macintosh Classic

Atari 400 (Atari SIOto IDE system for making new floppies)
Atari 800
Atari 800XL
Atari 2600 6 switch woody

Sinclair ZX-80 with 16k ram pack
Sinclair ZX-81 with ZX-Printer
Sinclair ZX-Spectrum with Interface 1 and Microdrives
Sinclair ZX-Spectrum with Interface 2 and Rom Cartridge
Sinclair ZX-Spectrum with AY Sound, Composite Out and IDE CF Card
Sinclair QL
Sinclair C5 fully working with wing mirrors and indicators
Sinclair Microvision pocket TV

Tandy TRS-80 Model 4 Portable
Tandy 102

Sord M5 with extras

Epson PX-4+

Dragon 32

Tatung Einstien with monitor

Amstrad NC100
Amstrad CPC 464


BBC Master with internal CF card and ROM Magic disk duplication hardware
BBC Model B with internal IDE harddisk
BBC Model B with dual floppy drives
Acorn Electron with dual cartridge port
Acorn Electron

Oric-1

TI-99/4A

Mattel Aquarius

Multicade 60 in 1 Arcade Machine

(My son had a big collection of Retro Consoles :-)
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[BassHead]

That's a nice selection of systems you have there 

Do you have enough space to run the C5, or do you ever chance it on the road?

[AylesburyTim]

Yes, I do run it on the back roads.. It now uses a car battery and I have a spare motor.
The brakes are not very good and the only suspension are the tyres but it is really fun to drive.
It can do 15 miles round trip.. I like taking it on a canal tow path.
Lets see if I can attach a picture....
Tim.

[Panther]

That's a great list there Tim,

I'd be interested to see/hear how you attached a CF card to the Apple iie having one myself that sounds VERY interesting  

And the C5 sounds great fun  

[Rink]

+1 on the Apple //e info.

Nice collection there - missing a Dragon 64 but a lovely bunch of Commdores and Acorn/BBCs.

[AylesburyTim]

The IDE to CF Card Device I am using on The Apple II is from Reactive Micro
http://www.reactivemicro.com/product_info.php?cPath=1_29&products_id=31
I also installed the Apple IIe Enhancement kit
http://www.reactivemicro.com/product_info.php?cPath=1_29&products_id=55
I highly recommend this device you can see from the pictures its exceptional quality.
Oh dear I have just read they are not taking orders at the moment...

[questor]

I *think* we have one of those in the RCM IIgs but we have not yet configured it..... its on the very long TODO list.

[Panther]

We do indeed have a CF card fitted to Sophie's IIgs, nothing on it though as far as I am aware.

[AndyRCM]

erm it isn't Sophies . . . it is RCMs . . .