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Re: SD card interface
« Reply #480 on: 2020.August.28. 21:39:54 »
Quote from: Judge on 2020.August.28. 16:12:52
Read the previous post...  :smt006

Yes, your cable is beautiful!

Unfortunately, I don't have a SCART TV, I have a professional CRT monitor, a Panasonic BT-H1390YN (without SCART socket) ... that makes things a little awkward.

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I guess that I could always get your cable, cut off the SCART socket, and then solder on my own RCA jacks (or BNC jacks).
« Last Edit: 2020.August.28. 21:53:59 by elmer »
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Re: SD card interface
« Reply #481 on: 2020.August.28. 22:10:39 »
Hi All!

I don't know what happened here? :-) I thought, I started this year with a respectable stock of SD adapters ...
All adapters have been taken away in the last month, currently out of stock. :-/

I just started scratching how i could manufacture ... because some items rely on chinese delivery.

I'll be back when I succeed, I hope later this year!
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Re: SD card interface
« Reply #482 on: 2020.August.28. 22:59:21 »
Quote from: elmer on 2020.August.28. 21:39:54
I guess that I could always get your cable, cut off the SCART socket, and then solder on my own RCA jacks (or BNC jacks).
 

You don't have to cut it. I can also make you a cable with only the EP side connector on it + 5 ft cable. :)

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Re: SD card interface
« Reply #483 on: 2020.August.29. 01:24:35 »
Quote from: SzörG on 2020.August.28. 22:10:39
I'll be back when I succeed, I hope later this year!

Good to know it.

Thanks
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Re: SD card interface
« Reply #484 on: 2020.August.29. 21:04:27 »
Quote from: SzörG on 2020.August.28. 22:10:39
I don't know what happened here? :-) I thought, I started this year with a respectable stock of SD adapters ...
All adapters have been taken away in the last month, currently out of stock. :-/

I'm going to guess that it was from the people that recently bought those 30+ eBay Enterprise 64 computers that were found in Egypt.

I suspect that you've got a pretty-accurate list of the new owners! ;)

I'm curious, would you mind saying how many of your purchasers came from North America vs European countries (since one of the main Egyptian sellers is listing on the US version of eBay, with prices in US dollars)?


Quote from: Judge on 2020.August.28. 22:59:21
You don't have to cut it. I can also make you a cable with only the EP side connector on it + 5 ft cable. :)

Thanks! I'll PM you with some questions. :)
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Re: SD card interface
« Reply #485 on: 2021.January.28. 21:14:20 »
I have a quick question about the Enterprise 64/128 SD Adapter Rev3.1.

Looking at the circuit board, I can see that it includes its own 16.00 (MHz?) crystal for timing.

Does that mean that the SD Adapter does not use the Enterprise's System Clock signal?

I would like to change the crysyal on my Enterprise motherboard to use a 12MHz crystal (to create a 6MHz Enterprise), and I want to know if the SD Adapter will still work.
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Re: SD card interface
« Reply #486 on: 2021.January.28. 22:00:42 »
Yes, because no clock output at the cartridge connector.
SD will work up to 10MHz.
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Re: SD card interface
« Reply #487 on: 2021.January.28. 22:17:17 »
Thanks! :cool:
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Re: SD card interface
« Reply #488 on: 2021.June.23. 21:57:42 »
Hi SzörG,

I'm looking to buy one of your SD card interfaces to send to Neil at the rmcretro youtube channel. I sent you an email, but haven't yet received a response. Are you planning to make any more of these soon, and how much will they cost including shipping to the UK?


Many thanks,
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