Exhibits for PaCommEx

[rbernardo]

No, I'm not talking about the permanent C= exhibits on the second floor of our venue, the Living Computer Museum. I'm talking about the computers that PaCommExers will be bringing to show and have the public try out. Because it will be the 35th anniversary of the Commodore 64, we should be concentrating on that computer. Here are the first computers for PaCommEx --

brown C64 (NTSC) with 1701/1702 monitor
Drean C64C (PAL-N) with Sony GVM-1311Q monitor
C64GS (PAL) with Sony GVM-1311Q monitor
C64C (PAL) with Magnavox LCD monitor
SX-64 (NTSC)
Educator 64

Back in California after going to New Jersey,

[alterus]

I can bring over a PAL C64G, a C64 RELOADED in clear case, an SX 64, and of course a classic C64 and C64C.

[alterus]

I can also bring a CUSA C64x.

[rbernardo]

Ah, I've never seen a C64x in the wild.

Waiting at the San Francisco International Airport,

[rbernardo]

We mustn't forget that it is also the 40th anniversary of the Commodore PET. And so, also on exhibit will be a

Commodore PET 2001

Writing from Portland, Oregon,

[rbernardo]

On Facebook, another person wants to bring in a C128. I was thinking that if we have too many computer set-ups, the overflow can go into the classroom/break-out room.

Happy Thanksgiving!

[rbernardo]

Here are the first computers for PaCommEx --

brown C64 (NTSC) with 1701/1702 monitor
Drean C64C (PAL-N) with Sony GVM-1311Q monitor
C64GS (PAL) with Sony GVM-1311Q monitor
C64C (PAL) with Magnavox LCD monitor
SX-64 (NTSC)
Educator 64

I have asked the museum's Stephen J. to bring his Teacher's PET so that it can be displayed alongside the Educator 64. A one-two education punch!

It is also the 30th anniversary of the Amiga 500/2000. The museum already has an A500 on exhibit on the second floor, so I think we are covered there.

Truly,

[rbernardo]

I have asked the museum's Stephen J. to bring his Teacher's PET s...

Aw, Stephen donated the Teacher's PET to the Re:PC museum which is located several blocks away from the Living Computer Museum.

Truly,

[kentsu]

Hi,

I can provide a C-128DCR -- I have owned it since new (1989). LMK if this is of interest.

I can also provide a setup to play stereo SID tunes using a SID Symphony cartridge. I have a small amp and bookshelf speakers.

[rbernardo]

I can provide a C-128DCR -- I have owned it since new (1989). LMK if this is of interest.

Sure, bring it along.

I can also provide a setup to play stereo SID tunes using a SID Symphony cartridge. I have a small amp and bookshelf speakers.

You could combine that with the C128DCR set-up, and so just bring one system. It would be good to have music playing continually or nearly continually.

Take that, you museum-goers who don't know about SID music!

[kentsu]

Can do. The display machines will be on standard-ish folding tables? And plenty of outlets?

[You could combine that with the C128DCR set-up, and so just bring one system. It would be good to have music playing continually or nearly continually.

[rbernardo]

Yes, 8-foot folding tables with many outlets. Of course, I have the Harbor Freight 12-outlet power strips that I use at CommVEx...

Truly,

[rbernardo]

Here are the first computers for PaCommEx --

brown C64 (NTSC) with 1701/1702 monitor
Drean C64C (PAL-N) with Sony GVM-1311Q monitor
C64GS (PAL) with Sony GVM-1311Q monitor
C64C (PAL) with Magnavox LCD monitor
SX-64 (NTSC)
Educator 64

The Drean C64C and the C64C (PAL) are out. They have been replaced by a PET 4016, a VIC-20 (PAL), and a loaded Amiga 2000.

On the road to Seattle and PaCommEx,