Smonson wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 01, 2019 10:47 pm

Dunno what the STacy hardware is like, but they don't need a modulator - just a socketed shifter (to remove the shifter and plug in in its place).

Thanks! Not sure how different the STacy is - I know it has a "Shadow" chip in there...

So will these boards work with ST models that do NOT have a modulator
and/or the STacy?

If that question has already been answered in the previous 42 pages, I
apologize - I tried to hit the high points but didn't see any discussion
about it.

Thanks.

Wow, very nice, clean looking (and compact) looking boards there.

Keep us updated - I'm certainly interested!

Pakman helped me so much when I was working on my Pak 68/3 board.

He's the best.

Dark is good.

I only use black because I'm waiting for something darker to come along.

Total awesomeness.

frank.lukas wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 26, 2018 6:54 pm

Very happy because the PAK68/3 run at 50Mhz and the speed is 200% of a Atari TT and with the MACH64 Graphic the speed is over 600%.

I bet! Even my PAK 68/3 in my STacy, only running at 40mhz beats a stock TT.

Seen a ton of these kinds of videos and I always agree with a lot of their
choices and disagree with others. (I always enjoy watching them though)

I guess it all comes down to each persons own viewpoint/preference, in
the end...

IngoQ wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 24, 2018 8:12 am

Yes, found them as well and bought the whole series for 8 bucks. Mainly for the manuals, but I have a retro DOS machine as well

Play the ST versions over the DOS versions, where available (except for Ultima VI).

Much better....

There are my PAK68/3, PuPla/2, FRAK/2 with 64MB Fastram and a Panther/2 with ATI MACH64 and a NE2000 ISA Ethernet card. Desktop Tower build -> https://forum.atari-home.de/index.php/topic,14367.0.html The PAK68/3 (11/1993) Schematics are available at the Heise Website or on Heise c´t DVD Roms ... Fr...