Where in the North West? I will be in Preston over Christmas, if you live anywhere near there?
TurboR is lovely - but - you need a modern TV set, with either RGB or SVHS inputs (it is a NTSC unit) and a 110v adaptor - Maplin supply those.
All good fun
DJH - I'm from Lancaster - about 30 mins from preston.
Thanks for the link Repair - nice.
If you got a machine UKD i can maybe help you out with some software on floppy disk - although there is plenty that you can download online. A supply of 720k disks might be hard to find though!
Bas has some usefull stuff, I have bought things from him he is fast and reliable. I would strongly recomend him
Well thanks you guys - this is looking good - two quick questions if you don't mind:-
1> Is a demo of the Compass assembler available - I would like to give it try before buying?
2> Anyone reading this from the UK - remember MSX Computing and MSX User magazines - Back in the Early days of MSX 1 machines - I had program published in one of them (can't remember which) - it was a 64 characters per line utility written in 100% z80 assembler - I was well proud when they published it - I would love to be able to see it once again after all these years - but have never been able to track it down.
Once again thanks for your help.
TurboR is lovely - but - you need a modern TV set, with either RGB or SVHS inputs (it is a NTSC unit)
Lots of old TVs support the RGB output of turboRs. My old Sony 14" (1988!) with a SCART input connector has no problem displaying turboR RGB signals.
In the UK people dont tend to change there TV sets that often, my patrents still use a non-SCART TV set!!
1988 is modern!