What kind of
links
My links page is made up with links to
pages that I have noticed on the internet that are similar in context of
my ZX activities and website, or simply in my opinion quite interesting
to visit.
Kai Fischer's
Website
Kai's website is extremely interesting
in my opinion and well worth a visit for any ZX hardware enthousiast. He
has written details with pictures of many of the german ZX-Team's ZX hardware
expansion projects. Amongst those projects are:
- ZX81 Floppy Drive Interface
- ZX81 Harddisk Interface
- ZX81 Poke Board
- ZX81 Giant memory expansion Board
- ZX96 Mainboard (with integrated Poke
Board) and Signal Buffer Board.
- ZX81 LCD Interface (which amongst other
things allows for continuous FAST operation without disturbance of the
LCD screen synchonisation, and even overclocking of my Euro-ZX81 to 9.6
Mhz with some minor modifications)
Some of these projects I have built myself,
and some were build for me by Kai because of hardware specific difficulties
during configuration. I have put up some photos of the ZX-Team boards that
I have myself in my Pictures section in the ZX81 area.
To visit Kai's page, follow this link.
To go directly to his ZX96 page, use this
link.
ZX-team Homepage
There are many references on my website
to them, what more can I say about the German ZX-Team?
They have information about ZX-team meetings,
the magazine, projects, archives of Memotech related files, software, etc,
etc.
You can read all about it on their homepage
by Peter Liebert-Adelt, follow this link.
Grant Searle's
pages
He details how to build a ZX80, a Jupiter
Ace and more. His ZX80->81 info is my basis for the Euro-ZX81...
Follow this link
to visit his ZX80 page.
At the bottom of the page at this link
are links to his other pages.
Carlo Delhez's
pages
He is the author of Extender and Extender2,
both excellent ZX81 emulators for the PC.
Follow this link.
Matthias Jaap's
ZX81 pages
ZX81 software archive, various information
and links, follow this link
to go to his page.
Pera Putnik's
pages
Pera's pages are mostly related to the
Spectrum, but the projects are very interesting and it is probably possible
to use some of them with the ZX81. His projects include a ZX IDE Harddisk
interface, ZX Floppy drive interface, EPROM Programmer, etc. Follow this
link.
Kevin Baker's
ZX81 pages
Very nice website about hardware projects,
software, and all sorts of information about and for the ZX81. I used his
ZX81 64K RAM memory manager circuit in my Euro-ZX81 designs, I can say
it certainly works very well, as I have used it ever since my first prototype.
Follow this link
to read more.
ftp.nvg.unit.no
ZX81 archive
This is a large ftp archive of all sorts
of files related to the ZX81, including a very large number of programs
for the ZX81.
Follow this link
to go directly to the ZX81 programs directory. At this link
you can find some ZX81 related PC programs.
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