XorA wrote:So party 28 days after launch day

But only in a location where you can have a tent outside to hold half the attendees.

I just wonder how the Raspberry Pi gets away with it.

No time for all of that at the moment, so if the OSSC would not collect dust inside and act as a jamming transmitter, I'd be tempted. It's interesting you mention that you think that it'll act as an RF "jammer". I've not seen any interference with any systems or analog & digital radio...

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stephen_usher wrote:The three metal plate "case" is protective enough. To be honest, it's fine.

No shielding for EMI and dust goes in.

True about dust, but plastic cases will be even less protective against RF and static charge. The aluminium or steel plates will be a partial faraday cage.

The three metal plate "case" is protective enough. To be honest, it's fine.

The box is highly configurable. There's very little border at the top and bottom, it's a little tricky to see as the screen surround is black and it was a dark room. You'll have borders left and right as it's a 4:3 display on a 16:9 screen. As for the case, that's the only one available, but you can...

Last week I took possession of an OSSC (Open Source Scan Converter) so as to allow my Atari TT, which has a non-standard VGA output, to display well on modern TVs/displays. The OSSC has a variety of inputs, including VGA and SCART, and outputs to HDMI. Now, the device isn't cheap, costing just under...

I bid £200... and have just been outbid by someone who's bought over 900 items. Though the person who's bought 4500 has been left behind...

I'm guessing the high number people are probably those who buy and try to resell at a profit.

Actually, it's a Super Gold Card.

That bloke doesn't know that what he has is true gold!

Seen today on eBay, a QL with Miracle Systems high density twin floppy drive could that be a Gold card???
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sinclair-QL-computer-genuine-sinclair-PSU-twin-3-5-disc-drive/273308623685?hash=item3fa276a345:g:2DYAAOSw9RdbKRtK