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There you go , my eagle does not have that option that I can find, what version do you use

As far as I could tell this one worked the best for what I had to do, could not find a way in eagle and looked into dip trace but it didn't have the option that I could tell

Well I just got the 600 put together and troubleshot (missed a couple of traces)but still need to test tape and serial just waiting for a couple of chips
then on to the 610

I have not played with floppies for the osi yet, but would imagedisk work with the disks for archiving http://www.classiccmp.org/dunfield/img/index.htm I have had good success working with grid compass disks and this software? p.s. once I get finished building my superboard/610 clone I will be playi...

nama wrote:Just curious...How long did this take you?

Well.... i was having fun so the hours don't count , .... a few hours a day over the last 2 weeks

Well back to work tomorrow but I got a lot done on the board clones , have a bit more work to do but here is a look at a superboard that can take modern switches.... I hope

I'm interested in what methods and tools are you using to replicate the board. after googling for ever I found sprint layout , you can import top and bottom images and just trace them out, simple but time consuming and after its done it makes the gerber and drill files and your done. well worth the...

I have decided to try and replicate the 2 blank boards I have and keep them preserved.

I have almost completed the bottom side of the 610



Grant

Hi Klyball, Welcome. What you need to do is make some high res scans of the boards. This would be really invaluable for anyone wanting to make a replica in the future. I would certainly be very keen to recreate the disk board. Phil I will get some hi res scans of the boards done before i do anythin...

Hi everyone, I like to tinker on old computers ,radio's and such. The superboard II was my first computer purchased around 79 on a family trip to california ,convinced my dad to help me get one, i was more excited about the computer then going to Disneyland. Unfortunately all that survived my 20's w...