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Andrew Hutchings
@linuxjedi.bsky.social
Chief Contributions Officer at the MariaDB Foundation. OSS advocate. Restores and designs Acorn & Amiga hardware (retrosupplies.co.uk).
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Product launch 4 of 4 for September, a new revision of the Low Profile RGBtoHDMI. This is functionally the same as before, allowing it to fit under an accelerator easily, but fixes a few things based on feedback and PCB yield issues. www.retrosupplies.co.uk/low-profile-...

Low Profile RGBtoHDMI for Amiga 500
Low Profile RGBtoHDMI for Amiga 500

This board gives a pixel-perfect HDMI output from your Amiga 500 using a Raspberry Pi Zero (not included). It is a brand new version of the CPLD RGBtoHDMI for Amiga 500/500+. The Raspberry Pi Zero / Z...

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Time to show product 3 of 4 that I'm launching this month. This one you may have seen earlier, it is called DoohicKEY and it replaces the Mitsumi keyboard controller in an Amiga 500. Available in 3 different PCB colours and 2 different power LED colours. www.retrosupplies.co.uk/doohickey-ke...

DoohicKEY keyboard controller for Amiga 500 Mitsumi keyboards
DoohicKEY keyboard controller for Amiga 500 Mitsumi keyboards

Pre-orders should ship before the end of September.DoohicKEY is a replacement for the Amiga 500 Mitsumi keyboard controller board, made from 100% new parts. It does everything original controller does...

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I don't know if this is good or bad, but it is a thing I guess :)

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The second of four products I intend to launch this month, Zinc diagnostics tool. Zinc is a 30pin SIMM diagnostics similar to my previous 72pin SIMM Hafnium board. It pops into your SIMM socket to test all RAM traces simultaneously for battery damage. www.retrosupplies.co.uk/zinc-30pin-s...

Zinc 30pin SIMM diagnostics board for Amiga RAM boards, PCs and others
Zinc 30pin SIMM diagnostics board for Amiga RAM boards, PCs and others

Zinc is a diagnostics board that pops into a 30pin SIMM socket of a motherboard to diagnose which traces may have been eaten by battery damage. It was designed to Amiga RAM boards and vintage PC compu...

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This one is even better than FPGA, replacing an 8bit mask ROM microcontroller with a different programmable 8bit microcontroller 🙂

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Andrew Hutchings
@linuxjedi.bsky.social
Chief Contributions Officer at the MariaDB Foundation. OSS advocate. Restores and designs Acorn & Amiga hardware (retrosupplies.co.uk).
130 followers42 following181 posts