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New Mini Pet 40/80D Review (Patreon)

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2022-04-26 17:27:04
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Here we go!  As usual, the subtitles/thumbnail will be done by tomorrow.  Enjoy!

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The New MiniPET 4080D, reviewed!

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Comments

Robert Bontrager

Another great fun video! Thank you for all of your hard work!

Anonymous

How are the various Petscii Robots ports coming?

8BitGuy1
>>82677597

You’ll see an update on that soon. But in a nutshell, genesis and Atari 7800 versions are 99.9% done. Many other versions are close behind such as MSDOS, NES, SNES, etc.

Kaz Redclaw

Yes, those o-rings are for noise dampening, they keep the keys from clacking as they bottom out, my Logitech G710+ keyboard came with those preinstalled. You designed that keyboard fast. Do you have any designs for Amiga 1200 keyboards? I keep putting off building my own Amiga1200 mechanical keyboard circuit board, and the one I keep waiting on keeps getting delayed.

Anonymous

I'm quite impressed by the quality of this retro computer! The Pet was before my computer time, I started with C 64 and IBM PC back in the day. Oh wait, there was the used Alphatronic CP/M machine which had a version without and with block character set optional. I dug in deeply, but to find out, our version was without the option for character Block graphics. So I just had a Black Jack game and a 16 Digit Butterfly calculator for relief of punishment calculations, both programmed by my father . Its great to see what you could do back in the day if you had a deeper knowledge of the inner parts and functionality!

Paul Fisher

David, I could look at using the full size CNC router at my local maker space, and make a case out of nylon, I can get sheet nylon from 3mm thick all the way upto 50mm thick

Arthur Robillard

The last thing my iPod nano played on my walk home from work today: Cheese and Onions, by the prefab four, Dirk, Nasty, Stig and Barry.

CubicleNate

This is an awesome project. I love that the PET continues to live, perhaps better than ever today than it did some 40 years ago

JAFX in the Midwest

Cool! Someday I wish they would come out with some mini IBM 360 Mainframe 😂 that would be really 😎