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C.A.T.U.G. CLUB OFFICERS
Here is the list of 1992 club officers and how to contact them. The club has two strong SIGS, SPECTRUM/TS2068 and QL.. If you have questions about either of these fine machines or even the
ZX81/TS1000/TS1500 call one of the officers. C=312, S=708. POSITION NAME PHONE PRIMARY FUNCTION President Nazir Pashtoon S439-1679 The buck stops here... Vice-President Steve Cooper S968-3553 Meeting Planning, etc. Secretary Jim Brezina S832-1782 Records and Reporting Treasurer Frank Mills S544-1918 Dues and Purchasing Editor Bob Swoger S576-8068 Newsletter, BBS, etc. yr oN Copyright (C)1992 Chicago Area Timex Users Group, Streamwood, IL
NITE-TIMES NEWS
Volume 6, Number 6 November/December 1992
Rite-T times information
The Rite-Times Rews is the newsletter of the Chicago Area Timex Users Group. For an annual fee of $12.00 you can become a CATUG member and receive six newsletters each year. Write your check payable to:
FRANK MILLS 417 S 47th AVE BELLWOOD IL 60104
The Chicago Area Timex Users Group is pleased to exchange newsletters with other Timex and Sinclair supporting users groups at no charge. Send all newsletter requests to:
CATUG EDITOR BOB SWOGER 613 PARKSIDE CIRCLE STREAMWOOD IL 60107-1647
If you desire to reprint any articles that appear here, please provide credit to the author and this newsletter.
We encourage your user group to copy this newsletter and distribute it at your regular meetings to your members free of any charge as we believe that this will encourage better meeting attendance. If you are a user group that feels as we do, please let us know in your newsletter so that we might do this for our members and keep our attendance up.
Articles originating from our group may be downloaded from our BBS and reprinted.
CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE
Jim Brezina Abed Kahale Frank Mills Bob Swoger, K9WVY
CLUB MEETINGS
The Chicago Area Timex Users Group meets on the THIRD Saturday of each month at the
home of our meeting coordinator Steve Cooper in Downers Grove, Illinois from 1:00 to 5:00 PM. Steve's home is lovingly called the CLUB HOUSE and is located at 1300 Maple Street in Downers Grove just 2 blocks southwest of the Downers Grove Public Library. Steve should be contacted evenings at 708/968-3553. to confirm the meeting schedule.
TREASURY NOTES
The balance as of Dec. 01,1992 is $251.20 Our current paid membership stands at 18.
Frank Mills, Treasurer Chicago Area Timex Users Group
SECRETARY'S NOTEPAD
October 17, 1992
Present: Kahale, Mills, Swoger, Donaldson, Pashtoon, Pagano, Cooper, Brezina and . Sauter. Meeting called to order at 1:43 P.M.
Because Pagano and Donaldson were unable to attend the September meeting, our president, Nazir Pashtoon, gave an overview of the September meeting. He told how our guests Frank Davis and Paul Holmgren of Mechanical Affinity gave us first hand details of the happenings at the Dayton ComputerFest. When that meeting adjourned, Frank and Paul showed what they brought with them. Bob Swoger highlighted the items purchased by our various members. Those members that stayed later than 5 P.M. went out with our guests to eat. It was after 10 P.M. when they left for home in Indiana!
Bob Swoger made mention of Sinclair items that Al Sherman donated to the club. Dave Lebowicz had suggested in the past that items like these be given to schools. Bob stated that the schools wanted only new mainstream computers and
would no doubt trash equipment like this. Bob favored the equipment going to members who might need it for back-up. The reason Al Sherman had to get out was no back-ups! See 'FROM THE EDITOR'S DISK' NITE-TIMES NEWS Volume 6 Number 5 for September/October 1992.
The meeting was adjourned at 2:15 P.M.
November 28, 1992
Those present were:- Brezina, Cooper, Donaldson, Mills, Pagano, Pashtoon, Sauter and Swoger. Meeting was called to order at 2:00 P.M. Not present was Abed Kahale. Steve Cooper called Abed's number and found that he was down in Jawgia.
Bob Swoger, K9WVY, informed us that Peter Kwitkowski, K9RO and formerly WAQLEF, a dear friend at Motorola who had taught him to program in BASIC back in '72, | developed encephalitis after a company trip down south and died at age 44. Pete used his ZX81 to track OSCAR satellites and the moon for two meter moon bounce operation as well as using it for antenna design. Pete was one of the founders of the first radio remote controlled repeater in the country, WR9ABQ, in Elgin, Illinois, a task he took on personally. Bob and Pete came up with the idea of anti-PL control for repeaters which allows operation of repeaters with sufficient distance between them to operate in a carrier squelch mode without cross interference.
Nazir mentioned that Jay Siegel had lost his Job in the spring and that was why why we haven't been getting his FDD newsletter. He might return to the Chicago area.
Bob Swoger stated he'd received a letter from Manfred Wetter of Copperbelt University in Kitwe, Zambia, requesting a copy of Quill, the QL word processor,
as his had become corrupted. Bob forwarded the letter to Pashtoon who sent the word processor to Manfred. Bob said he was impressed that Manfred knew of us.
Donaldson brought a bunch of TS1000/2X81 books, some of which he was giving away free, others he was charging for.
Pashtoon brought a Radio Shack color printer (TRS-80 CGP 115) borrowed from Jay Siegel which he was demonstrating attached to a QL. It printed 40 column and 80 column by means of a switch on the back. I did not hear how the colors were done but I think it was by a command. The text printing was both very small and very readable.
Donaldson demonstrated two Quanta Disks. One was called slide show which showed screens like a slide projector. The other disk was on animation which the members enjoyed watching.
Bob Swoger was giving a demonstration of 3D graphics. Some of the members could see the 3D effect but I could not. When I got home I tried it on my own equipment. With my bifocals I was able to see what could be considered 3D by looking through both parts of the glasses. š
The meeting was adjourned at 2:19 P.M.
December 19, 1992
Meeting called to order at 2:12 P.M. Present were Pasntoon, Mills, Sauter, Cooper, Kahale, Swoger, Pagano, Sauter, and Brezina.
Bob Swoger brought in Xmas cards from Gary Lessenberry and Grant Thomas and the letter from Zambia. He thought that Pashtoon should keep the Zambia letter. Abed asked about SMUG.
Bob hadn't heard anything from them.
Bob bought a Shugart drive and gave it to Abed to try out, but it didn't work with Abed's TS2068. Pashtoon mentioned that he got a letter from Mike Stevens of Oakland, California. He said Mike saw a mention of our newsletter in CATS and sent in $12.00 to become an out of town member.
Frank Mills, our treasurer said we could lower our dues because there was $250 in the account. Bob reminded us that two more newsletters had to be delivered and felt we should keep the dues the same so that if we see something available that we could use in the club, we could buy it.
Bob mentioned that one member of NESQLUG, Mike Jonas, gets newsletters from other clubs, reads the newsletters and decides whether there is anything worth while in them. If he decides there is, he
informs the others in the NESQLUG newsletter of the availability of those articles.
We distributed the copies of our out-of-town newsletters to all members present and adjourned the meeting at 2:53 P.M.
James F. Brezina, Secretary Chicago Area Timex Users Group
FROM THE EDITORS DISK
Noted at the December meeting was the fact that Mike Jonas of NESQLUG seems to screen the exchange newsletters rather than getting copies of them to hand out at club meetings. It does hurt a little to see ‘Articles of Interest: NONE'. Even if a newsletter has no articles about our particular machines, we at CATUG still find the ideas, concepts and the information about the various Sinclair computers and groups of much interest!
Thanks, Ruth Fegley, for your evaluation of all the various exchange newsletters. Your comments are what re-fueled us editors/writers just when we were about to quit because of burn-out. It would be appropriate to do that kind of article once a year! Thanks for being lenient with me for being late with our newsletters, your noting that I do the newsletters of four groups is indeed the reason for the lag. At least, they do get out even if late. I do hope to catch up soon.
Thanks Bob and Audrey Curnutt of CATS and Bill Heberlein of SMUG for sending those missing issues of your newsletters for our collection. Bob and Audrey, the missing issues of CATUG are on their way to you.
Rod Gowen, we noted your request for someone to help with the exchange newsletters. I would remind the folks behind the Plotter that whoever undertakes the job will be enriched by that exchange of ideas, I wish you well in finding that person. Also, we wish to encourage the members of CCATS in their endeavor to complete the 'Best of' book.
As for RMG. sales of Sinclair items being down in 1992, perhaps some change in marketing strategy is needed. We understand there is no more LarKen hardware left? Boy, that hurts!
Also getting harder to find is 5.25" disk drives in cases with power supplies at the proper prices. I have been able to buy such drives in my area for $30 for single drives, $50 or less for double drives, but the. sources are drying up. Also, monitors with composite video or Sinclair type RGB inputs are becoming scarce.
I would suggest that people with these items who will never use them again get them into
the hands of those that need them by donation to user groups or vendors rather than schools which just throw them out. I have first hand knowledge of this practice.
It is time for Sinclair computer owners to get back-up gear for their machines against that time when the inevitable happens! Our own secretary, Jim Brezina, is ‘on tape' these days because his ZEBRA system 'quit' and he had no back-up! I presently have a back-up for every piece of gear I use, you should too! My compliments to past member Al Sherman for giving CATUG the left-overs of his collection when his TS2068s flamed out! Accidents do happen! NOW is the time to complete and back-up your ultimate Sinclair system as the prices for the available gear is probably at its lowest.
!!! MISSING NEWSLETTERS !!! USER GROUPS
!!!!Q! PLEASE HELP US !!!!!!
CATUG is still missing the
following newsletters from its
library:
DATA BUS MAY 91 THE HACKER MAY 91 ISTUG JUL/AUG 1990 MAR/APR 1991 LISTing MAR thru SEP 1991 SWYM V6-N3 V6-N4 QZX V7 N11 OCT89
V8 N12 NOV90 V9 N11 OCT91
We will be glad to get them from any person or group , even pay for the mailing and returning originals.If the same thing has happened to your group in regards to our newsletters, please let us know and we will forward ours to you. SEND TO:
BOB SWOGER 613 PARKSIDE CIR STREAMWOOD IL 60107-1647
Bob Swoger, Editor Chicago Area Timex Users Group
BUS STOP
Pete Kwitkowski, K9RO and formally WAQLEF, has moved on to GLORY! Pete started working at Motorola in 1971, his first assignment, making the High Band MICOR Mobile Radio RF Power Amplifier work more reliably. He succeeded by removing the troublesome Motorola RF devices and replacing them with TRW devices. The radio, which could barely make 120 Watts out could now do over 150 Watts and was now rugged.
His next contribution was the RF PA for the UHF MICOR in the 403 MHz to 420 MHz range. We also worked in those days on 900 MHz MICOR Mobiles for the project that went to Washington D.C. to acquire the 900 MHz band for Trunking and Cellular Phone. Needless to say that gear got the job done.
During those early years Pete put together the first Radio Remote Controlled Amateur Repeater licensed in Illinois, and maybe the country, WR9ABQ for the Valley Amateur Repeater Association. His work on both the control scheme and the laborious paperwork required by the F.C.C. could only have been done by a person with his persistence!
Pete was a VHF and UHF contest man in the Amateur Radio community whose name was often seen in QST, the magazine of the American Radio Relay League. He showed me how to bounce VHF signals off of the aurora borealis.
I helped him pull down a tower from the home of Schwinn in Itasca and saw it go up again’ in the back yard of his home near St. Charles. He put eight 2-meter Yagis on it and bounced signals off the moon. That is where I saw my first Sinclair ZX81 computer, Pete used it to both aim his antennas and track satellites. Pete had eight
years earlier gotten me interested in computers by teaching me BASIC on the company Hewlett Packard 9830 computer, he had been given a project to calculate the offset oscillator and program the 36 jumpers in the Super Switching Board of the UHF MICOR on that vary same computer.
He took me to my first HamFest and I won a 22-element 2-meter Cushcraft bean. He then helped me get a tower and helped dig the hole for the concrete! I'm sure he helped many others the same way.
Pete, a bunch of us loved you and will miss you...... thanks for giving/teaching us so much!
--==GATOR==--
GATOR's TWISTED PAIR
Low o REMEMBER EE We now have a 24 hour BBS and encourage you to exchange mail and contribute to the Download Section. Use it and have fun!
The board has become semi- private at this time. Please call Bob Swoger at 708/576-8068 for information as to how to log on.
Bob Swoger, SYSOP Chicago Area Timex Users Group
ITEMS FOR SALE THROUGH THE CLUB
It has come to our attention that some LarKen Users are using something less than Version 3 firmware. The club will supply updated EPROMs, SYSTEM DISKS, and MANUALS for just $5 which includes shipping and handling, free if ordered with LogiCall or Spectrum ROM.
If you are a LarKen LK-DOS owner and would like a SPECTRUM v2 kit for your system we will supply an EPROM, socket and 74HCT32 for $12 which includes shipping and handling. The install instructions are in
your LarKen manual. We shall not be responsible for your install job. AERCO owners need only the SPECTRUM EPROM for $10 $10 is forwarded to LarKen.
If you have a mismatch between you LarKen DOS EPROM and your Western Digital Controller chip, we will send you the correct one for free on behalf of our friends Rod Gowen of RMG and Larry Kenny of LarKen. You should be using L3 EPROMs with WD1770 controller chips or L3F EPROMs with WD1772 controller chips. Check it out! Call in requests to Bob Swoger at W708-576-8068 H708-837-7957
SPECIAL DEALS AND BUYS
NAP Ware (Nazir A. Pashtoon's new.. endeavor) announces the availability of all Timex or QL PAL (Programmable Array Logic) chips. If interested, call him evenings on 708-439-1679.
LogiCall Integrated Software Ensemble easy operating system for LKDOS in both TS2068 and Spectrum modes includes LogiCall 4.8 TASWORD TWO V2.7, VU-CALC V1.3, VU-FILE and MTERM2 Drivers modified for LogiCall, DISKS.Bl TAPES.B1l steprt.Bl HEADER.BT (tape header reader by Nazir Pashtoon) FORMAT.B MOVE.BL and more all on 2 SSDD disks for $5. You must specify your LK-DOS EPROM version. If you already have a copy you are encouraged to distribute copies to other LarKen LK-DOS users for as you see by the price we are not in the business of making money on it, just making LarKen's LK-DOS even better!
So you like to fly? The 747 Flight Simulator for Spectrum
by Derek Ashton of DACC sold
over 40K copies in EUROPE. Requires Spectrum Emulator. At this time supplied on LarKen SSDD disk only for $10 which goes to Derek Ashton, now working at MOTOROLA with Bob Swoger. Call in requests to Bob at W708-576-8068 H708-837-7957
ARTICLES
LOADER V by Bob Swoger
Kurt Casby gave us a real gem when he wrote Loader V for use with MTERM Smart terminal II. To review, both MTERM and MSCRIPT were written by Steve Pagliarulo of MICRO-SYSTEMS SOFTWARE INC. OF West Palm Beach, Florida, and therefore the file transfers between the two are compatible. What the TS2068 community needed was a way to move TASWORD TWO and machine code files using MTERM and XMODEM capability over MA BELL's really bad long distance phone lines.
The essential features:
1) The ability to send and receive TASWORD files.
2) Send & receive using XMODEM file transfer protocol.
3) Upload BASIC files with long line statements to computers with limited input buffers like the club computer.
The nice added features:
4) Longer dialing menu. 5) Speed dialing. 6) Off-line buffer reloading.
!! LITTLE REALIZED FACT !! Loader V not only converts MSCRIPT files into TASWORD files but also converts TASWORD files into MSCRIPT files as well! LOADER.Bl gives us the ability to transform TASWORD files into MSCRIPT files as it loads the files into MTERM's buffer beginning at address 26710! You can actually convert TASWORD files to MSCRIPT files without printer controls rather easily using this technique. To get the files back on disk as MSCRIPT files simply exit to BASIC from the MTERM Main Menu and save the file using the format RANDOMIZE USR 100: SAVE "filename.Cm" CODE 26710, BUFUSD BUFUSD is from the MTERM Main
Menu screen in the lower right hand side.
Let us now define UPLOAD and DOWNLOAD. An UPLOAD TO a host means that you will put/pass/send/transmit data of some kind, be it a BASIC program, machine code, or a text file from your word processor, to a computer on the other end of your phone line. A DOWNLOAD FROM a host means that you will get/take/receive data of some kind from a computer on the other end of your phone line.
Loader V is made up of five programs. LOADER.BV, as re- written, comes up with CIS UP and MTERM machine code loaded. This is the startup screen:
Loader V ©1985 by K.A.Casby
MAIN MENU:
1) RUN MTERM 2) DIALING MENU 3) LOAD BUFFER
4) LOAD CIS-UP
5) LOAD XMODEM
6) EXIT
PRINT USR 24024 - send PRINT USR 24415 - receive
Your Choice?
Write the two PRINT USR numbers down if you are going to use them during you terminal Session, you will not see them again during `. your communication. Pressing 5 will load XMODEM into Loader V while pressing 4 will reload CIS-UP code back into Loader V. PRINT USR 24024 works to upload files in either CIS-UP mode or XMODEM, whichever one happens to be: loaded. PRINT USR 24415
works only to receive XMODEM
mode. This is explained in your manual.
To upload a TASWORD text file to a host, select 3 from the main menu. You are then asked which drive to go to and the CATalog of that disk is shown.
Enter the filename and extension, press ENTER, and you are shown the next screen:
Loader V ©1985 by K.A.Casby Name of File: ntnart.CT Carriage returns:
1) None 2) Each line 3) Each paragraph
Your Choice?
1) is for machine code uploads [files that end in C_ but not CT], so select 2). You will then be back at the main menu where you may select either 1) or 2) to proceed.
RELOAD.Bl allows us to go off- line and reload MTERM's buffer without terminating the session with the host computer.
CIS-UP.Bl permits operation with input buffered computers which have limited input buffer space. The CATUG and T/SNUG
BBSs are such machines, limiting input strings to 256 characters. If you have a
really long concatenated BASIC line of code, CIS-UP will chop up the line for you on the UPLOAD so that you don't crash the host. This feature need not be used as it is now accessible from the Loader V main menu at 4).
TSXMDM.B1 gives us the ability to do XMODEM transfers not offered by MTERM. XMODEM protocol is Ward Christensen's public domain gift to the community which repeatedly sends blocks of data to a host computer until it is received properly. Loader V is Kurt Casby's gift to the Sinclair community which 'puts it all together. This feature need not be used as it is now accessible from the Loader V main menu at 5).
UNLOAD.B1 converts MTERM files received as text and MSCRIPT
files into TASWORD files.
The BASIC drivers of Loader V and RELOAD for LarKen are presented below. LOADER V has been given the name LDR.BV for use with LogiCall. A LarKen/LogiCall formatted Loader V disk and all documentation can be obtained from T/SNUG by calling Abed Kahale at 708-885-4337.
LDR.BV
1 CLEAR VAL "29063": LET p-VA L "24007": LET f-VAL "20": LET h -CODE "d": LET m-CODE "w"; LET s =PI+PI: DIM y (VAL "12"): LET o= NOT PI: LET i=SGN PI: LET b=iti: POKE VAL "23658",0: LET n$-" Lo ader V -©1985 by K.A.Casby ": BORDER i: PAPER i: INK VAL "9"; QUT m,o: CLS : PRINT n$''' *TAB P I*PI; MAIN MENU:"'''TAB s;"1) RU N MTERM"''TAB s;"2) DIALING MENU "''TAB s;"3) LOAD BUFFER"''TAB S ;"4) LOAD CIS-UP"''TAB s;"5) LOA D XMODEM"''TAB s;"6) EXIT"'''" P RINT USR 24024 - send"'" PRINT U SR 24415 - receive": GO SUB PI: IF LEN z$<>i OR VAL zS<i OR VAL z$»s THEN GO TO i 2 GO TO VAL zS*f 3 INPUT "Your Choice? "; LINE z$: RETURN 20 RANDOMIZE USR VAL "23817" 40 LET t-i: CLS : RESTORE : PR INT n$: FOR x=CODE "a" TO CODE " t": READ z$,y$: PRINT CHR$ x;") "!z$;: LET y$(i)="-": PRINT TAB f;y$: BRIGHT x-INT (x/b)*b: NEXT x: PRINT "u) Dial a # not liste d": GO SUB PI: IF z$«"a" OR z$»" u" THEN RUN 41 IF zS="u" THEN INPUT "Phone #? "; LINE y$: GO TO CODE "+" 42 RESTORE : FOR x-i TO btb*(C ODE z$-CODE "a"): READ y$: NEXT x 43 POKE p*b,CODE "O"+CODE ","* (CODE y$=CODE "E")+LEN y$* (CODE y$=CODE "O")
44 LET z$-"": FOR x=i TO LEN y.
$: IF VAL y$(x)>=o AND yS(x)«-"9 " THEN LET z$=z$+y$ (x)
45 OUT m,o: NEXT x: IF z$-"" T HEN RUN
46 BEEP VAL ".1",f: PRINT #0,; AT o,o; FLASH i;" Dialing -
"VAT o,VAL "11"
; OVER i;z$;" - Try#";t
47 OUT m,VAL "31": PAUSE VAL " 60": FOR x-i TO LEN z$: LET z-VA L z$(x): IF z-o THEN LET z-f/b
48 PAUSE VAL "25": FOR d-i TO z: FOR e-INT PI TO VAL "4"; OUT m,e: PAUSE b: NEXT e: OUT m,i: O UT m,b: NEXT d: NEXT x
49 FOR x-i TO VAL "2e3": IF IN
m-VAL "133" THEN OUT m,VAL "34" : POKE pti,i: BEEP i,f: GO TO f
50 NEXT x: OUT m,o: PAUSE h: L ET t=t+i: GO TO VAL "46"
60 INPUT "Drive? ";d: RANDOMIZ E USR h: GO TO d: CLS : RANDOMIZ E USR h: CAT ".C^",: INPUT "File name? "; LINE x$: CLS : PRINT n$ '''"Name of File: ";: PRINT x$'' '"Carriage returns:"''"1) None"! "2) Each line"'"3) Each paragrap h": GO SUB PI: IF LEN z$<>i OR V AL z$«i OR VAL z$>PI THEN RUN
61 PRINT AT S,VAL "18";z$!''''' ''"Loading: '";x$;"'": RANDOMIZE
USR VAL "23780": POKE VAL "2372 8",h: RANDOMIZE USR h: LOAD x$CO DE VAL "29064": POKE p,VAL z$: P RINT : PRINT FLASH i;" LOAD comp lete, press any key! ": PAUSE o : RUN
80 RANDOMIZE USR h: LOAD "CIS- UP.CV"CODE : RUN
100 RANDOMIZE USR h: LOAD "TSXM DM.CV"CODE : RUN
120 ON ERR RESET : GO TO VAL "9 998"
200 DATA "T/SNUG BBS","P1708576 7072"
201 DATA "CATUG BBS","P17085767 140"
202 DATA "J Shepard","P15158466 378"
203 DATA "D Lambert","P12199251 372"
204 DATA "A Kahale","P170888543 37"
205 DATA "R Swoger","P170883779 52"
206 DATA W^, wps
207 DATA "","p"
208 DATA "","p"
209 DATA "", "Pp"
210 DATA "","p"
211 DATA "","p"
212 DATA "","p"
213 DATA "","p"
214 DATA "","p"
215 DATA €" "pu
216 DATA "", "pa
217 DATA "","p"
210 DATA "","p"
219 DATA. ^"; "pa 9001 RANDOMIZE USR h: LOAD "ldr.
CV"CODE : RANDOMIZE USR h: LOAD
"mterm2.CV"CODE : RUN
9992 LET h-CODE "d": RANDOMIZE U SR h: SAVE "LDR.BV" LINE VAL "9e 3"
9993 RANDOMIZE USR h: SAVE "ldr. CV"CODE VAL "23780",VAL "781": R ANDOMIZE USR h: SAVE "mterm2.CV" CODE VAL "54016",VAL "9216"
9998 RANDOMIZE USR h: NEW
RELOAD.B1
1 POKE VAL "23658",NOT PI: CL EAR VAL "29063": LET f-VAL "5": LET h-VAL "100": LET o-SIN PI: L ET i=SGN PI: LET b=iti: LET c-VA L "23780": LET n$-" Re*Loader ©1985 by K.A.Casby ": BORDER i: PAPER i: INK VAL "9": CLS : PRIN T n$''!'''''TAB VAL "mul RUN M TERM"''''TAB VAL "7";"2) LOAD BU FFER": GO SUB PI: IF LEN z$<>i O R z$«"1" OR z$>"2" THEN RUN
2 GO TO VAL z$*f
3 INPUT "Your Choice? "; LINE
z$: RETURN
5 ON ERR RESET : PRINT USR VA L "23817"
10 INPUT "DRIVE? ";D: RANDOMIZ E USR h: GO TO D: CLS : RANDOMIZ E USR h: CAT ".C^",: PRINT "Driv e # 00";d: INPUT "Filename? "; LINE n$: CLS : PRINT '''"Name of File: ";: PRINT n$'''"Carria 10 INPUT "DRIVE? ";D: RANDOMIZ E USR h: GO TO D: CLS : RANDOMIZ E USR h: CAT ".C^",: PRINT "Driv e # 00";d: INPUT "Filename? "; LINE n$: CLS : PRINT '''"Name of File: ";: PRINT n$'''"Carria ge returns:"''"]) None"'"2) Each line"'"3) Each paragraph": GO S UB PI: IF LEN z$<>i OR z$«"1" OR z$>"3" THEN RUN 11 PRINT AT PI+PI,VAL "18";z$' tt Ó NO. Loading:"''"'";pn$;"! from Drive # ";D: RANDOMIZE USR c: RANDOMIZE USR h: LOAD nSCODE VAL "29064": POKE VAL "24007",VA L z$: PRINT : PRINT FLASH i;" LO AD complete, press any key! ": PAUSE o: GO TO f 9992 RANDOMIZE USR h: SAVE "RELO AD.B1" LINE 1 l 9998 RANDOMIZE USR h: LOAD "L.Bl
iO DIM Hiia@Si: DIM Liies) AUTO SCALE AND BAR 28 DIM Ciigs:: DIM alias GRAPH BQ DIM X(188): DIM Y (19s) :— sð CLS : APER SGN PI: BORDER by Abed Kahale SGN PI: INK UAL "8": PRINT AT NO 335 W. Neuport Rd. T PI,UHL "18"; PAPER VAL "5";" D d I ": BEEP 83,42: EEP | Hoffman Estates, IL 60195 05.42: BEEP 85 45 2 BE ; i20 LET G-a238: LET H=188: OVER i Very feu T/S users would be interested NI DEF FN IiNisINT (Nzi@¢+.53 21 in charting the Stock Market, but this | POKE 235208 program has a few inovations that may be a SUE
useful. The program is an abreviated version of what I daily put my 2058 to work, charting the Market and various
' 7 Rev ,! stocks. The first screen copu is the Dou 148 PRINT “"“Use (GOTO 28) to st . à rt nT " gir Jones Ind. with 15 & 30 day moving Sd Bs RINT a MD LU R averages; The second screen copy is one se aeaceragerasacas eras i
of 24 indicators I use. ( I am working on a screen dump for my Tandy DMP1@5)
i. START A NEU CH
NT ra. Ea CHA: SI^ i ©f interest are lines 480 to 540; the 38552 - highest and the lowest numbers to be sc." “ plotted are established. The difference m BACKUP"
is then plotted within the screen limits See DATA
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WANTED: ON 921125 EEEEEEEECEEEEEEEEEEESESEEEESEESES Used LarKen Disk Drive
interface for TS2068. Call Bob during the week at 708-576-8068
WANTED: ON 921125 EEEEEEEEEEEESEEESEEEEEEEEEETESS LOOKING FOR RARE SINCLAIR ITEMS - ZX80 - SINCLAIR WATCH, TV, JOYSTICK, ORIGINAL BOXES, WILL BUY ANY ITEMS IF CHEAP, MAGS, NEWSLETTERS, BOOKS. USED OL, TS2068, TS1000, TS1500 GILLESPIE, JAMES DOUG 5860 CALAMIE DRIVE PARMA HIGHTS OHIO 44130
WANTED: ON 921125 ESESEEEEEEEEEEEEESEEEEEEEEEEESEES - Wafers for A&J Microdrive TS2068 version - ARTWORX - Your list of TS2068 stuff you want to sell... MIKE STEVENS 312 NEWTON AVE OAKLAND CA 94606-1320
WANTED: ON 921025 EEEEEESESESESTEEEEEESEEEEEEEEEES MEMOTECH ASSEMBLER MODULE FOR THE ZX81.
FERDINAND GUNTHER
1307 SHAW
MOSES LAKE, WA 98837-3133
WANTED: ON 920509 LEIIIIIIILERERE REI RR RR RR RR RR RR E E TRACTOR AND/OR ROLL PAPER UNIT(S) FOR MANNESMANN TALLY MT160 PRINTER. ALSO, ANY INFORMATION ON THE RC ALLEN (BY LITTON WESTREX) PRINTER MODEL NO.88802-112
D. G. Smith, R.415 Stone St., Johnstown, PA 15906
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FOR SALE: ON 921105 ESESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESS BROKE COCO3 512K W/6309
COCO2 64K W/COCO3 KEYBOARD MC-10 MICRO COMPUTER
2 COLOR MICE
TANDY DELUXE JOYSTICK
HIRES JOYSTICK ADAPTER
DCM-3 MODEM
DISK CONTROLLED 126-3129
DISK CONTROLLED 1426-3022
2 DSDD DRIVES IN CASE & PS
2 SSSD DRIVES IN CASE & PS SERIAL TO PARALLEL PRNTR INTRFC PRNTR/MODEM SWITCH
DELUXE RS-232 PROGRAM PAK
US ROBOTICS 1200 BAUD MODEM MULTI-PAK OLD GRAY CASE MULTI-PAK OLD WHITE CASE
TANDY 10 MEG HD W/CASE & PS SEGATE BARE 10 MEG HD
AMBER MONITOR
ELECTRONIC BOOK
SPEECH SOUND PAK
DIRECT CONNECT MODEM PAK STEREO MUSIC SYNTHESIZER
2 JOYSTICKS
ALL KINDS OF RSDOS AND OS9
. SOFTWARE AND BOOKS -
CALL OR WRITE IF
YOU WANT A LIST OR SEE TONY PODRAZA.
DAN STATHAM
241 BLANCHARD ST $5203
WEST MONROE LA 71291-7385 318-324-8656
FOR SALE: ON 921003 EYEEEEELEEEEEEEEESEEEEEEEEEEESS 128K COCO3; 512K COCO3; DISK DRIVE O; DISK DRIVE 1 & 3 (DS) 4 DISK CONTROLLERS; 2 EPROM BURNERS; MPI (PAL); - SOFT CASE FOR COCO; MODEM 1; LIGHT CONTROLLER; LINE PRINTER 120; DIGISECTOR DS-60/69B; SPEECH SOUND CARTRIDGE; COLORMAX; ALL DISK PROGRAMS; ALL TAPE PROGRAMS; 1 DELUXE JOYSTICK; 4 JOYSTICKS; MOUSE; GRAPHICS TABLET; VIDEO INTERFACE; KINGS QUEST II; MODEL III (RS) 48K; 2 DISK DRIVES AND ALL SOFTWARE TO HERB € 2012. 9» "E $400 . CALL BARRY AT 708-742-7774
FOR SALE: ON 911015 EESEEEEEEEEEEEEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEES For the AMIGA 500:
Platinum Scribble.......... $40 Deluxe Paint............... $25 Walt Armstrong H407-433-8822
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FOR SALE: ON 930113 EEEEEELEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESS ENTIRE COCO3 SYSTEM INCLUDES:, COCO3 512K W/KEYBOARD EXTENDER COCO3 128K NEVER USED, COCC2 W/VIDEO BOARD INSTALLED, MULTI- PAK, CGP-220 COLOR PRINTER W/CABLE, RS232 DELUXE MODEM PACK, 5.25"&3.5" DUAL DISK DRIVE W/DISTO DC-7 CONTROLLER, ADOS3,, SEGATE 40 MEG HD W/ BURKE&BURKE CONTROLLER W/CLOCK, SPEECH SYSTEMS 'EARS' & 'SUPER VOICE", CASSETTE CCR-81, TRS-80 TOUCH PAD.
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DOWNLAND, RAD WARRIOR, SPECTACULATOR, EDTASM+, SOKO- BAN, CHESS, TYPEMATE, TETRIS, ROBOCOP, SUPER PITFALL, DRAGON FIRE, THEDXER(2), MIND ROLL, SPRINGTER, CASTLE OF THAROGGAO * k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k K SOFTWARE - RSDOS:
TCE BUSINESS WRITER, DISKMAX, TCE PROOFREADER, ROGUE, BASH, COCO MAC III W/COLOR DRIVER, WARRIOR KING, ADOS3, COLORSCAN, KIDWRITER, SUB BATTLE,
EXTENDED ADOS3, GOLDFINDER, SUPER TAPE/DISK TRANSFER, SHAMUS, COLOR COMPUTER ARTIST, PRINT SPOOLER/ROMCRACK, D.L. LOGO, CRYSTAL CITY, DESERT RIDER, MONEYOPOLY, MICKEY'S SPACE ADV, KIDS ON KEYS, MICRO ILLUSTRATOR, MARTY'S NIGHTMARE, CARMEN SANDIEAGO, MINE RESCUE, LEISURE SUIT LARRY, GHANA BWANA, ALPHBET ZOO, UTILITIES DISK, SEASTALKER, FRACTION FEVER, DISK UTIL 2.1, KINGSQUEST III, 2-89, & MORE!
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DESKMATE, LEVEL 2 TOOLS, HYPER I/O, XT-ROM, CYBERVOICE, DONALD DUCK PLAYGROUND, QUICKLETTER, MULTIVIEW, SHELLMATE, TOOLS 2, COCO XT-RTC, ZCLOCK, KRONIS RIFT, M-RAM & MORE!
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FOR SALE: ON 920509 LEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESES LOCAL COMPUTER GROUP GETTING RID OF EXCESS EQUIPMENT, HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, BOOKS, ETC. T/S USER'S GROUP, P.O.BOX 614, Johnstown, PA 15907
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FOR SALE: ON 921012 $$5$59$99$599$59 559959 9 $59 559995 TRS-80 MODEL 16.B W/15 MEG DISK SYSTEM FOR 8" DISK.
(2) TRS-80 DWP 510 PRINTER
(1) DAISY WHEEL PRINTR MODEL II (3) TRS-80 8 MEG DSK SYSTEM (2) TRS-80 12 MEG DISK SYSTEM (1) TRS-80 15 MEG DISK SYSTEM (4) DISK SYSTEMS 3 SLOTS, 2 DRV (4) TRS-80 MDL II MICROCOMPUTRS EVERYTHING WORKS - PRICE NEGOTIABLE - CALL PHIL OR JIM CLARK 8 AM -5 PM WEEK DAYS OR 9 AM TO 12 NOON SATURDAYS 708-366-1913
FOR SALE: ON 920719 EELEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESEE 1770 DISK DRIVE CONTROLLER I.C.s for $9.00 each postpaid to U.S. or Canadian addresses. Paul Holmgren 52310 Wilton Wood Court Indianapolis IN 46254 317-291-6002
FOR SALE: ON 911015 ESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESES QL Complete System ........ $80 Gold Card for the QL ..... $500 Call Frank Davis H317-473-8031
FOR SALE: ON 920309 BESEEESEEESEEEEESTEESSEEEEEEEEES GETTING RID OF EXCESS EQUIPMENT, HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, BOOKS, ETC. FOR BOTH TS1000 AND TS2068. SEND FOR LIST.
WILLIAM VOLK
6015 CARTER AVE
BALTIMORE MD 21214
H301-254-8258 -
FOR SALE: ON 911025 ESEEEEEEEEEEESEEEESEEEEEEEEEEES I have a Sinclair ZX81 with 64K Memotech RAM, enhanced keyboard and 300 baud Byte-Back modem. I also have a TS2068 with modem, printer, and Spectrum cartridge, along with a dozen old programs from Quicksilva and the like, for | both machines. Both are in working order and excellent condition. Make an offer on the whole kit and kaboodle.
Peter Paglia
8802 Partridge Run
Chapel Hill NC 27516
FOR SALE: ON 920909 EEEEEEEEEEEETEEEEEEETETETEEESEES
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(2) TS2068
(2) Joysticks
(1) Spectrum Joystick Adapter
(2) Comodore 1520 Color Plotter
(1) Color Plotter Repl Pen Set
(1) Wico Trackball
(1) TS-2040 Printer
(1) TS2068/1520 Plotter Intfce
(5) TS-2050 Modems (untested, 3 with cables, all uncased)
(1) OS-64 Cartridge
(1) TS2068 Winky Board
(1) Z-SIO ( TS2068 Serial Intfc)
(1) JLO TS2068 Expansion Board
(1) Z-Link ( TS2068 to Spectrum bus converter)
(1) JLO Printer Interface Card
(1) OL
(2) Crazybugs Cartridges
(2) Budgeter Cartridges
(1) States & Capitals Cartridge
(1) Pinball Cartridge
(1) Flight Simulator Cartridge
(1) Androids Cartridge
(1) ZX81
(3) TS-1016 (16K Rampack)
(2) TS1000 Winky Board
(1) Larken NVM for TS1000
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Dlan
Specterm-64
ZXpert
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Gary Lessenberry 12 Alleghany Road Havelock, NC 28532 919-444-3895
FOR SALE: ON 910426 EESETESEEESEEESESETESETEESESEEES COLOR COMPUTER 3 - DISK DRIVE CM-8 COLOR MONITOR W/PLATFORM SMITH CORONA TP-1 PRINTER JOYSTICK AND 1 DOZ BLANK DISKS SOFTWARE INCLUDES DESK MATE HOME PUBLISHER $400 OR BEST 312-337-3624
FOR SALE: ON 920102 EEEEEEEEEETEEEEEEEEEETEEEEEEEES 128K OL W/ MINERVA 1.66 ROM and
ENHANCED KEYBOARD ..... eo MIRACLE 512K EXPANDERAM (OL) .. T— eee dados x aw 9 25
SPEEDSCREEN ROM (w/ RAM code on
l mdv) 649 $e eb x v AD NUCLEON (2 mdv) ............ $15 INTEGRATED ACCOUNTS (on 3 mdv)
POPE MERE EL tt PER IE $45
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FOR SALE: ON 910912 ESEEEEEEEEEEEEEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEES 4 - 256K 80 nS SIMMS IBM TYPE 1 MEGABYTE TOTAL $15/ea or $50 for all 4
Call MIKE WARNS W708-982-2107 | H708-627-9561
FOR SALE: ON 920522 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES Epson LX-86 needs new head $25 Call Tom Kowalski 708/289-7583
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ATARI 800XL ATARI 1050 Floppy disk drive 9 inch HP Monitor Smith Corona TPII Daisy Wheel ICD parallel Printer & serial interface (2 serial ports) Serial cable for modem Joystick ***** CARTRIDGE SOFTWARE ***** AtariWriter word processor (with manual) Assembler Editor programming language (with manual) Atari Basic programing language (with manual) AtariGraphics for use with light pen Space Shuttle flight simulator (with Manual) Jumbo Jet Pilot Flight Simltr (without manual) Missile Command computer game (with Manual) Math Mileage BASIC math skills game with manual Atari Lab science software (With manuals) BASIC Module Temperature & Light Module * k k k k k k * DISK SOFTWARE K k k k k k k Xx The Pond (Thinking skills game) with manual 221 Baker Street (Sherlock Holmes mystery game) with manual Master Type (Typing tutor game) with manual Tycoon (Commodity market simulation) with manual Millionaire (Stock market simulation) with manual Movie Maker (Animation construction) Music Construction set Chessmaster 2000 PaperClip word processor 850 express terminal program Great Blue-C prgrmming language * k k k * * * e * * + x BOOKS * k k k k k k = K k < * Mapping the Atari Microprocessor Manuals * k K k k k k k k k x MISC. * k k k k k k k k k < *
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FOR SALE: ON 911010 ESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELEEEEEEEEELS CoCo 1 W/64K AND PRO KYBRD .$20
JEM Controller ..:. osc $65 Dual TEAC Disk Drives ...... $80 JOYStiCkS ....-2e e ey aus $10 The whole package with software and manuals: .............«. $125
TONY SOKOL W9JXN H708-428-4058
FOR SALE: ON 921003 EELELEETEESEEETEESEESEEEEEEEEEES YAESU FT101EX TRANSCEIVER .$250 TEN-TEC TX-100 TRANSMITTER &
TEN-TEC RX-10 RCVR ......... $50 HW-8 ORP «5. es sas ga Tora $50 5 BAND VERTICAL ............ $50 CALL BARRY AT 708-742-7775
FOR SALE: ON 930113 EESETEEEEETEEEETEETEEEEEEEEESEES 512K COCOS. ve siwierele Weueieiete ene yg $75 MAGNAVOX PROFESSIONAL RGB .$175 10M HD W/DISTO CNTRLR ..... $125
MULTIPAK W/PAL CHIP INSTLD .$50 40 TRACK DISK DRIVES 0 & 1 W/J&M | CONTROLLER W/SWTCHBL RSDOS & ADOS3 ............ $100 TANDY DMP130 PRINTER SERIAL TO PARALLEL 300-9600 BAUD CONTROL PON -——— M — Án $130 2400 BAUD COMPUDYNE MODEM
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