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I did a LED replacement for the Xecuter2 chip for it to match. The chip has later been upgraded to a Xecuter3 chip

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The audio connector with my homemade mounting brackets. The brackets is to be mounted to the ground spots on each side of the user port of the C64 mainboard.

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Not well centered, but...

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And you thought you could park here without getting a ticket?!

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Some plasma-zoom effect, partly ripped and modified as I was trying to learn C++. That project did not any further than that + a bouncing picture. Some rim lacquer on the keyboard made it into an early happy hacker non-lite version.

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My audio in/out ports. One stereo jack for audio out, two mono plugs for audio input to the two SID chips.

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This is how my first carputer looked like. The specs: Intel Pentium 166Mhz MMX on a standard AT motherboard 150W Power Inverter ~20GB harddrive The second carputer was a small form factor case.

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I based this one on the famous Alpha mod, but decided to mount my connector in the RF box. This way there are no connectors to unhook when removing the motherboard from the case. (The plug on top of the cassette connector is my temporary audio out)

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Yes, this is from an Amiga 2000 motherboard

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