[Coco] collecting info for converter

[Bob Devries]

Roy,
Do you think your SVGA converter would be usable on the BBC series of 
computers (which also use RGB output)?
I was just asked about this sort of thing on the BBC mailing list, so I 
thought I'd ask you.
--
Regards, Bob Devries, Dalby, Queensland, Australia

Isaiah 50:4 The sovereign Lord has given me
the capacity to be his spokesman,
so that I know how to help the weary.

website: http://www.home.gil.com.au/~bdevasl
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: <RJRTTY at aol.com>
To: <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 10:18 AM
Subject: [Coco] collecting info for converter


> Hello,
>
>
> I am now  ready take orders for the coco3 SVGA converter.
> I am only collecting contact information (email  addresses).
> I will get in touch
> with the people who leave this information when I have a unit
> to ship to them.  Also please make the response off-list.
>
>      The price is set at $48 and comes with a  money back
> gaurantee or free unit replacement whichever the buyer
> prefers if there is a problem.     I accept either  paypal
> deposits or a check in the mail or hand shake.
>
>    I have a list of eleven names so far.   They  are
> the people who were at last year's fest.    They are
>
> James Jones
> Allen Huffman
> William Astle
> John W Linville
> Keith Kounovsky
> David Poitras
> Carl Boll
> Brother Jeremy
> Richard E Crislip
> Ken Carlin
> Leonard
>
> These people are first then the people who
> email me here in the order they come in.
>
> While I have contact info on the above persons
> some of the hand writing the info is in is hard to read
> and I would like them to email me anyway to confirm
> the information I have.
>     All I need is a return email
> address from everyone where I can notify each person
> thier unit is ready to ship.
>
>    I have three complete right now and can assemble
> about three a week ( and still have a life).
> So that gives you some idea of how long it will be.
>
> I only need to get a supply of boxes and bubble
> wrap to ship them in and I will be ready.
>
> by the way, the display quality equals that of an
> emulator.   The microcontroller can be programmed
> with custom start up values and the coco3 can
> control and program the unit directly to suit any situation
> the user wishes.
>      The unit is preprogrammed on arrival and  needs
> nothing other than a flip of the power switch or push
> of the reset button.   No one need mess with the
> fancy stuff unless they like to make it hard on themselves :)
>
>     The microcontroller is robust and unlikely to  fail.  I
> once plugged it in backwards and it sank 800 ma of
> current for about 10 seconds with no ill effects and no
> loss of programming.   I did that on purpose of course :)
>
> So there it is,  I hope I don't get swamped,
>
> bonzai,
>
> Roy
>
>
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