1978 Called

[KG4CGC]

http://www.fridgebuzzz.com/atarisynth.html
This would have been a somewhat advanced project for me in 1978.

[N2NH]

http://www.fridgebuzzz.com/atarisynth.html
This would have been a somewhat advanced project for me in 1978.

You can do the same thing with some 556 timers and skip looking for an old Atari computer.

[KG4CGC]

http://www.fridgebuzzz.com/atarisynth.html
This would have been a somewhat advanced project for me in 1978.

You can do the same thing with some 556 timers and skip looking for an old Atari computer.

I actually did do that in 1978 with a 556 and a pair of 555's a handful of pots a bunch of switches and about 70 caps.

[n2ize]

Wow !!! I have an old Atari 800 computer. Back around 1979-80 my "home system" consisted of an Atari 800, a single sided single density disc drive, and an interface module used to drive an Epson Dot Matrix printer.

[N2RJ]

I was firmly in the Commodore camp in the 80s.

[KB3LAZ]

My mom was 10 in 1978.

[KG4CGC]

My mom was 10 in 1978.

I would make a joke asking you about whether or not she's hot, ala "That 70's Show" style but there is no need for that.

I was about 14 that year and had an affair with ... the smell of rosin core solder.

[n2ize]

My mom was 10 in 1978.

I was still a hippie back then.

[n2ize]

I was firmly in the Commodore camp in the 80s.

i was mostly playing around on the Vax during the 80's. Unfortuantely I din't own the Vax. But I wished I did. The school I went to owned it. But the did let me use it now and then .

[kf0rt]

My mom was 10 in 1978.

I would make a joke asking you about whether or not she's hot, ala "That 70's Show" style but there is no need for that.

I was about 14 that year and had an affair with ... the smell of rosin core solder.

I still want an answer to that question.

I got married in 1978 at age 22. Still married, same girl. Damn, that seems like such a loooooong time ago.