I am incredibly jealous.. I still use a bunch of old tech from this period, mostly ham radio packet stuff, and something like that would have made a great addition to the setup.
7:37 "All hail 1980's sun burnt suit executive finger point man." The tried and tested confidence you need to secure the only computer you will ever need!!!
I take advantage of PCBway as many times as I can, but it's so far mostly metal 3d printing since I'm too dumb to design circuits. I didn't realize they have a catalogue of available circuits to order though. That changes everything in my view.
I love shop cats!! Also, KiCad is excellent for schematic drawing and PCB layout, not overly sophisticated but powerful enough to do most anything. There is even a PCBWAY plug-in kinda thing that automates the process of creating and submitting the Gerber files for fabrication. 🤟
I just introduced a previous employer to them and they tried them out. The cost was 1/5 of their previous vendor even with the next higher TG grade, and the HASL alloy they use was more solderable than their previous vendor too (they use Sn96/Au3.5/Cu.5 solder in production). Thumbs up in all regards.
The Commodore 64 a very rare site Thank you For making this in depth and Informative video it's very cool that A computer that old can still be Use To do some pretty awesome and amazing things! I think personally. On a lighter note try to network the Commodore 64 into an old-school QUAKE multi player game. Thanks for making this content.Please don't stop creating so that we may enjoy for them for the rest of our lives
The luggable Commodore I used back in the 1990s wasn't "color" as I remember it. And YES the commodore luggable attracted a lot of attention at the time.
Cool, nice to see another old computer back in action! Those modern PCBs are very cool, interesting to see this on the net! Plus with that built in CRT, you don’t need to set it up when you want to use it. It’s plug and play!
now there is a brand new commodore 64x new os you shoukd check it out i do have 6 commodore 64's and a couple of 1571 disc drives still in the box and an amiga 1000 and amiga a600 and 2 amiga 2000's
do you have any motors that you can control it's position (a servo like device) that spins at a reasonable rate? (something like a motor for a CNC machine so one of your encoders can understand it) if so try attaching a long screw or threaded rod to it. then attach an arm with something long enough for good leverage, then measure all the movements for accurate tracking movement. for your satellite dish
Donnie is convinced, love that attitude!
My brother has this, when he got it it was state of the art for a portable.
I am incredibly jealous.. I still use a bunch of old tech from this period, mostly ham radio packet stuff, and something like that would have made a great addition to the setup.
I love this channel this dude is just living his best life.
7:37 "All hail 1980's sun burnt suit executive finger point man." The tried and tested confidence you need to secure the only computer you will ever need!!!
Reminds me of my packet radio days with C64 and TRS80. Amazing what you are doing. 73 de KT1R ex-N9KC ex-WA3KGH
I take advantage of PCBway as many times as I can, but it's so far mostly metal 3d printing since I'm too dumb to design circuits. I didn't realize they have a catalogue of available circuits to order though. That changes everything in my view.
I love shop cats!!
Also, KiCad is excellent for schematic drawing and PCB layout, not overly sophisticated but powerful enough to do most anything. There is even a PCBWAY plug-in kinda thing that automates the process of creating and submitting the Gerber files for fabrication. 🤟
You really should be wearing a grounding strap when working on 80s PCs. SIMMs and EPROMS are especially easy to fry with a single touch.
PCB WAY is fantastic company
agree, I've had several boards manufactured by them and in my experience the quality is legit.
I just introduced a previous employer to them and they tried them out. The cost was 1/5 of their previous vendor even with the next higher TG grade, and the HASL alloy they use was more solderable than their previous vendor too (they use Sn96/Au3.5/Cu.5 solder in production). Thumbs up in all regards.
Thanks man. Your kindness and genuineness is refreshing. Much respect from Minnesota 🍀
That commercial is hilariously retro. Beautiful woman diving into pool, because...reasons? 😂😂😂
It's an 80s thing.
Swimsuits sell computers, duh!
I grew up with this PC.
The Shatner Commodore commercial is a gem...
Thanking you most kindly from English England
Tubular Bells demo for the win!
English England is enjoying your TH-cam channel
I have my friend's dad's SX64 he used for bio feedback. I wish it supported tape, I love loading games slowly and unreliably from cassette.
The Commodore 64 a very rare site Thank you For making this in depth and Informative video it's very cool that A computer that old can still be Use To do some pretty awesome and amazing things! I think personally. On a lighter note try to network the Commodore 64 into an old-school QUAKE multi player game. Thanks for making this content.Please don't stop creating so that we may enjoy for them for the rest of our lives
Commodore: firm & computer - legend!
its always a good day when gabe posts a vid lol. love from Russia
4:58 we're gonna need a montage... (Montage!!)
Donny working hard in the background.
Every day one sees new things and sees them for the first time 🤷🏻♂️😀
I love your videos and your spot, really nice, greetings from Costa Rica !
OMG, it's a portable cat!
Damn, I had no idea the Commodore's top brass partied on Atari top brass levels.
16:36 1960s drugs - trippy man.
The luggable Commodore I used back in the 1990s wasn't "color" as I remember it. And YES the commodore luggable attracted a lot of attention at the time.
I've got wifi on my 64, I'd hang at your BBS, let's play some Legend of the Red Dragon
Yes! A commodore video! Very cool!
Digi-Key has a decent free circuit designer. Like for PCB Way stuff…. 👍
Commodore Amiga500/600, Amiga1200/PPC: 1st home mmedia & best 'scene' computer!
Cool, nice to see another old computer back in action! Those modern PCBs are very cool, interesting to see this on the net! Plus with that built in CRT, you don’t need to set it up when you want to use it. It’s plug and play!
Hi Ya & best wishes. SuperB! Thanks for work. Be Happy. Sevastopol/Crimea!!
Cute kitties and cool computers! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Dude. This is one of those computers I’d love to have.
This channel is basically if schlatt just focused on tech stuff instead of TH-cam and then started doing youtube later
12:40 im 80% sure that lets you play sounds using the onboard SID chip
Love PCB WAY
All my experiences with them thus far have been top notch. They've done an excellent job on every board I've inspected.
Dang you're making me feel my age
My dad used to use one for programming the first generation of Pol point of logic
Put it this way very first computer I could remember was a commodore 64 with a tape drive and due to my dad's antics we had a double tape drive LOL
Wait, axman just happened to have an epyx joystick in stock?? I love the feel of those. They are great joysticks.
What a great ad
Commodore 64: 1st 'scene' computer!
Awesome
now there is a brand new commodore 64x new os you shoukd check it out i do have 6 commodore 64's and a couple of 1571 disc drives still in the box and an amiga 1000 and amiga a600 and 2 amiga 2000's
The blue trim is just screaming for an array of tiny blue LEDs....
Kitteh!
Keep it Safe)
Are those using gold connections? Could be worth a fortune in scrap
No idea! I think it's more hassle than it's worth, we had a pile of old boards and junk at work that supposedly had gold but they weren't worth much.
Amazing)
Фантастика!
I kept forgetting I wasn’t watching a Tech Tangents video
"I don't know how to use printed circuit boards"
I meant I don't know how to design them :-P
I own one! It's ugly and a little worse for the wear, but it powers up and plays flight sim :D
Another Commode! Flashbacks to the 80's and learning to program in Basic, Pascal, and Fortran....... ow! my brain hurts now....
I'm so mad at myself for getting rid of mine. I don't remember exactly, but I probably sold it at a garage sale for $20 in the late 90s.
Is that a kool-aid pitcher being used as a lamp shade?....
Well, something else to add to my list of random Ebay items.
Завидую)
:53 or so, was that a c@ headbumping the camera tripod? :o
Probably!
do you have any motors that you can control it's position (a servo like device) that spins at a reasonable rate? (something like a motor for a CNC machine so one of your encoders can understand it) if so try attaching a long screw or threaded rod to it. then attach an arm with something long enough for good leverage, then measure all the movements for accurate tracking movement. for your satellite dish
Unreal)
Невероятно!
saveitforcats :3
There's a kitty channel?
It's @donnyfluff
@@saveitforparts thank you :)
Try 8-BIT Guy's "Attack of the PETSCII Robots"
i thought you look like 29 or something
I may be old but at least I'm immature about it :-D
Did anyone else just see a black screen?
Oh TH-cam are you scamming creators again ...
First shart
Подарите мне его пожалуйста!)