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This is great! I haven't heard of this. Very cool :) Cheers!

Hi, thank you very much for this video. Since you own a Raspberry Pi 5 and the Flirc case, it would be really interesting to analyze if the Flirc case can also handle an installed Ubuntu since it's also supported nowadays for the Raspberry Pi 5. The temperatures should be higher but it woul be so interesting to know if they stay below 80°C. If you're interested in testing it, your audience would surely appreciate it :-)

Soooooo.....How much is this low cost gonna cost me? I dont see any prices!

thanks for the great video what i would like to know is: does the flirc case influence the WiFi and Bluetooth connection? i could imagine hat metal cases can have a strong influence on these connections compared to plastic cases

Thank you for alerting me to the LM379. I understand they're not made any more. Where did you get yours from?

Z80 core is buggy. :(

I hope my mssiah cart is compatible with my SIDFX and Cynthcart64!

I have my joystick ports on the right looking from above, what sockets would I need to buy to add to the left so as to fit in one of those cases, nice video by the way,

Looks very nice, but stop with the Snowflake BS. The biggest snowflakes are people of my age or older losing their shit over a female Dr Who, or a black one. What it currently means is only us old farts have the right to be offended - but the young can't?! They're snowflakes but we aren't haha, get over yourself. Rant over...Swear away and just post. This looks like a good channel.

Hi! Did you end up inserting a battery for the rtc clock? I noticed you left an unused battery inside the package box. Is the XBERRY PI's TF card reader still available to the system, while using the TF card reader on the PI Zero? Is the microSD card only used for external storage, or is the OS filesystem also stored in there? I thought the OS was embedded like in the old days.

Can't make my mind up between one of these or a n-go fitted in a plus case

love my xberry - like the new cases!

Very cool!! Do you think that you can plug in a USB keyboard to the Raspberry pi? I don't like the ps keyboards. Thanks for sharing!

Looks so nice love the Matt black and they keyboard wow 🤩 I’m not jealous at all lol great video

Awesome video. I do like the matte black. I have one of these, but only shiny black was avaliable back then . Lovely mechanical proper keyboard. Much better than my Spectrum Next which finally showed up 3 years after placing my kickstarter 2 order.

I have a copperdragon lumacode and the lumacode rgb2hdmi he provides as well and will be putting into a pal 65XE. It should all work without issue correct?

UPDATE: NTSC now is supported.

Very nice looking case - you're not mad at all, as clearly the mechanical keyboard is going to be better all day long. And not too much monkey-fisting after all! :D

Very old firmware on your board.. nice build those I'm happy with mine too 😁.

Was a little confusing with you calling the N-Go board a ZX-UNO and saying the ZX-Uno is a ZX Spectrum Next clone. The ZX-Uno is different device to the N-Go but that aside.. a good video

Nice looking/sounding keyboard, but the Spectrum key layout is still a war crime: Keys where they absolutely shouldn't be (the comma in the lower left corner?!?), and with the main qwerty layout shifted one place to the right, just to add insult to injury. Personally, I don't like this type of laser-cut case with side pieces that fit into slots, but admittedly this does look better than most.

Awesome!!!

Looks like an emulator, naturally.

Im looking for a sam disk it was a development tool disk that chris white had on the internet it has tge pop main character but from the zx spectrum hes animated and you can control him

How much is mist?

When you have 16 colours on screen you can create animations by cycling the palette

Do the fpgas support 2 joystiks?

Joystik on sam should be keys 67890

What speeds can the sam processor be accelerated to ? Just in case we ever get doom on sam!

Theres a sam version of booty on quazars dusc magazine called sam revival he also sells disk drives mechanical keyboards and an interface called trinity that has ethernet i was ŕather hoping that the zx spectrum next crew who now have a bulketin board browser for tge next called gopher would port the code to the sam but the whole community and emulators and fpga scene seens to me to be very fragmented and uncoordinated

Most too fast

Youve loaded wrong version of pop into mist thats a demo version only

Do you have any spare time? I need a helper

Do you communicate with uno manufacturer?

F9 was 9 on numeric keypad for sam

Try cntrl j for joystik in pop

Also sam now has atom lite which can read data from a compact flash and sd memory we've got several full screen animations I'm hoping to get a dma soon should help with rtype have you seen wip?

I'd be very interested to see if your uno core with 2mb of ram can emulate a sam with 1mb external ram this can run zx spectrum software at the full 6mhz only external ram is uncontentioned there's 2 disks of software on the velesoft website even internal 512kb ram on sam wad already 20% faster than zx this is more than doubled check out borscht the quake like zx speccy game I'm trying to get starglider2 as well but I'm having difficulty communicating with velesoft despite giving him 500knicker!

Compatible with 48k zx spectrum but there are 20 disks of 128k software 6 titles per disk

MiST is capable of much more than that. It can run many arcade games like Capcom CPS 1, CPS 1.5, CPS 2, Irem M72 / M92 (R-type 1/2, R-Type Leo, In the hunt, etc...), many Konami games (Simpson, Parodius, TMNT,....) as well as Neo-Geo AES/MVS, Neo-Geo CD, PC Engine, PC Engine CD, SNES,.... In fact most of the cores existing on MiSTer are also present on MiST except 3D systems like N64, Playstation 1, Sega Saturn and Jaguar as far as the FPGA chip in the MiST is too small for those. If someone is interested only in 2D gaming and doesn't need an HDMI output, then the MiST is a nice option to consider as far as it only costs 200 euros (when MiSter is around 500) and embeds a nice set of I/O (2x DB9 ports to plug Amiga, C64, Atari ST, megadrive, atari 2600 original joysticks and mouse, 4x USB ports as well as MIDI in/out interface to use with Amiga, Atari ST or PC cores).

Loved the knight rider theme midi! great vid as always

Great video Lee :) I do like both MIDI cartridges, It must be awesome to play with them. Cheers!

Love the music wanted to go watch some retro shows tvs show. Great video adds more power to it he commodore machine. Thanks for the video

Enjoyed that Lee .. ive a commodore piano keyboard and a Yamaha keyboard keep meaning to have a play. But never did.. I need a c64 cart for the Yammy ...

Hmmm betty! 😀

I'm still new to all this, so I don't really know everything yet, including the part at 3:20. When I try to load anything as shown at that point, there's nothing there. Am I missing something here, and if so, how do I remedy it?

Well It's 3 months later and I just watched this. I had a noise issue with the Lumacode on my NTSC 65xe which I fixed. Your Pal 130xe from what I can tell has the same L37 ferrite bead that mine had, in a different spot on the board though. Try replacing it with a 470 ohm resistor, which is what fixed the problems with mine. Also looking at your board on the video W2 is not there so that's good as it's only supposed to be there in NTSC machines. If it fixes it I will be quite surprised if Copperdragon hadn't mentioned this as I fixed this before Your video was posted. You can find the information on the Lumacode Issues page. Good Luck.

What is the script to install and configure the fan anyone ?

When I buy a Pi I just get the FLIRC case to go with it . Never had any issues.

Building one of these, can I ask what ROM you used in it please?