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SOLD Commodore Amiga 1000 + keyboard + gotek + 256KB
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Amiga 1000
The one that started it all. Known as the Amiga, with the later A500 A2000 versions the name was changed to 'Commodore Amiga'. OK Jack Tramiel, whateves. Don't call this a an A1000, the purists will object! In it's day it put to shame the Atari ST 520/1040, 800XL, 1200XL, the TI/99, and it was a huge platform shift from the the C-64, C-128 machines.
Includes
* A1000 PC
* 512KB RAM - it has the 256KB RAM upgrade installed
* the keyboard !! ; there is some yellowing on the front edge of the keyboard
* a semi-modem? that attaches under the PC
* a gotek drive with USB drive
* the original 3.5" FDD is included
* RN2404004
Amiga Test Kit plus other tests
* verified the memory is working fine
* the CIA chips are working fine
* the keyboard is working fine - note the missing key presses on the test are because those keys are not on the A1000, unlike the A500/A2000/A3000/A4000
* the audio ports work fine
* the external FDD port works fine
* the mouse port works fine
* the joystick port works fine
* I used the DB23 connector for video and it is working fine
The original 3.5" FDD is included
* it kinda works, some disks read fine, others don't
* since there is a chance this could be refurb so it always works, I'm including it - they're slightly different than the FDD in later models
* screws and ground cables included
A gotek drive has been installed
* includes a USB drive that has the v1.3 Kickstart and v1.3 Workbench OS
* gotek has .91" OLED added to it
* gotek has speaker added to it
* some games and test software
* I rewired the gotek LED (drv activity light) so it uses the original red LED
* a couple 3D printed parts, in case you want to tweak the gotek buttons, fill in the FDD eject button etc
What else can you do with this?
* add an A314-1000 card. It's a Raspberry Pi card that plugs into the RAM slot and gives you gobs of memory, Internet, storage, etc
* if you're a hackable type person there is a mod that installs the Kickstart om ROM chips on the motherboard
* scour the interwebs for a Commodore A1060 which adds a PC XT sidecar to it
The one that started it all. Known as the Amiga, with the later A500 A2000 versions the name was changed to 'Commodore Amiga'. OK Jack Tramiel, whateves. Don't call this a an A1000, the purists will object! In it's day it put to shame the Atari ST 520/1040, 800XL, 1200XL, the TI/99, and it was a huge platform shift from the the C-64, C-128 machines.
Includes
* A1000 PC
* 512KB RAM - it has the 256KB RAM upgrade installed
* the keyboard !! ; there is some yellowing on the front edge of the keyboard
* a semi-modem? that attaches under the PC
* a gotek drive with USB drive
* the original 3.5" FDD is included
* RN2404004
Amiga Test Kit plus other tests
* verified the memory is working fine
* the CIA chips are working fine
* the keyboard is working fine - note the missing key presses on the test are because those keys are not on the A1000, unlike the A500/A2000/A3000/A4000
* the audio ports work fine
* the external FDD port works fine
* the mouse port works fine
* the joystick port works fine
* I used the DB23 connector for video and it is working fine
The original 3.5" FDD is included
* it kinda works, some disks read fine, others don't
* since there is a chance this could be refurb so it always works, I'm including it - they're slightly different than the FDD in later models
* screws and ground cables included
A gotek drive has been installed
* includes a USB drive that has the v1.3 Kickstart and v1.3 Workbench OS
* gotek has .91" OLED added to it
* gotek has speaker added to it
* some games and test software
* I rewired the gotek LED (drv activity light) so it uses the original red LED
* a couple 3D printed parts, in case you want to tweak the gotek buttons, fill in the FDD eject button etc
What else can you do with this?
* add an A314-1000 card. It's a Raspberry Pi card that plugs into the RAM slot and gives you gobs of memory, Internet, storage, etc
* if you're a hackable type person there is a mod that installs the Kickstart om ROM chips on the motherboard
* scour the interwebs for a Commodore A1060 which adds a PC XT sidecar to it
