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A U36 PCB, to fit in the blank U36 ROM space of the Commodore 128 series of Commodore Machine., This takes a 256Kbit ROM space, and expands it to 020 (2MBits) - Includes a SMT Pic and SMT D-Type Flip...
This is a Video Output board for a Retro-Commodore 128 Computer. It is going through a few revisions, to get it just right, but with the speed and piece of the boards been so cheap and fast, i use PCB...
This is a project for the C128, as most know, it has an empty ROM socket, u36. This is for users to fit utility ROMs, unfortunately you can only fit 1 at a time, and if you was to keep swapping - you...
This is a Video Output board for a Retro-Commodore 128 Computer. This is my first working batch but has gone through a few revisions, to get it just right. The speed and piece of the boards from PCB W...
I needed to replace a damaged IC from a retro 90's computer mouse, the ic is Obsolete with no option of buying a working one. So i worked on a PIC with special IC to mach the one it replaces. The pr...
This is a Video Output board for a Retro-Commodore 128 Computer. This is my Final working version at last and has gone through a few revisions, to get it just right. The speed and piece of the boards ...
Part 2 of a retro-commodore computer project, the first part used PCBWay - for a ROM board to house ROMs, and make required signals available. Seconds Part this houses the controlling PIC, and houses...
This is part of my Video Mux Project - for the Commodore C128, but found the on model (The C128DCR) had a slightly different spacings on its outputs. So the original RGB Tabs did not fit - so needed ...
Excellent quality as always, with rapid production time, and speedy delivery. I knew that this design would be flawed - but at this price and speed - it is easier than vero-boarding. I got to test t...
Had to create a ROM Board to fit a Retro Commodore Computer, Would have been impossible to wire up, but PCBWay gave a very cost effective solution, in the form of a printed circuit board. Had no pr...