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For a bit of fun, I put together the Commodore PET Diagnostic Clip with PCBs designed by Sven Petersen who also helped me along the way. http://tech.guitarsite.de/petcbm_diag_clip.html https://github.com/svenpetersen1965/PET-Diagnostic-Clip I managed to surprise myself and got it working...

Inspired by a comment on here, and also as I can't give back in many electronic ways but I can design and print things. Here's a simple case to download and print for the bitfixer PETDisk MAX v 2.0 - careful with the glue. A version with text is being printed now and I'll upload that as soon...

I ran a test today for 9 hours on my 3016 just so none of you had to - I ran the PETTESTER v 04 ROM all day today to test speed and temperatures. In summary, there were 267 RAM tests run in 9 hours which equates to 29.67 tests/hour (or pretty much 1 every two minutes). Here's a table of...

I have a PET DISK Max 2.0 as id 9 and a 4040 as device 8 and I'm probably being dense, but I can't work out the syntax to copy a file from one to the other. All the examples I can find online or in books show me how to copy from disk 0 to disk 1 on the 4040 but not to/from a different disk...

Does anyone know if it's possible to change the device number from 8? Thanks. Colin.

I had 5 boards made for this project (minimum order) which allows you to connect a Pi to a PET to use it as a storage device, so I have 4 to spare. https://github.com/RhinoDevel/cbmtapepi Happy to send them to anyone in the UK for P&P - let me know via a message please. Thanks. Colin.

I've posted this on a Facebook group and on vintage-radio.net, so apologies for those who have already seen it, but I thought some here may be interested. I've spent the last week loading all the apps/games off my tapes and saving them to my SD2PET for you all to enjoy. I used a power extender...

A bit of background - I first got a Commodore Pet when I was 15 in 1979 and it started me off on what I laughingly call my career. I spent amny a long night typing in programs from magazines in the UK and working out what was wrong with them and learnt a great deal and learnt to be inquisitive...