[Coco] Most expensive coco1

Robert Hermanek rhermanek at centurytel.net
Tue Dec 17 12:23:42 EST 2013


Yes those HJL keyboards are nice.  My childhood coco 1 had that 
keyboard, and then we "upgraded" it to 32k and added extended basic, but 
the extended basic was an eeprom with a flaw in the burn so the MID$ 
statement didn't work (function was fine.)  Then we put a composite out 
on the back.  And then I lost track of it... how does that happen?

A few years ago I found it on eBay, but didn't have enough money at the 
time to respond to their "buy it now," so it's lost again... so if any 
of you have a coco1+HJL+composite out, then type a program in and see if 
it hangs on the MID$ statement.  If it does, send me a ransom note :)

-RobertH

On 12/17/2013 10:56 AM, Rob Rosenbrock wrote:
>> It must have been made using gold wires:
>>
>> http://www.ebay.com/itm/Trs-80-color-computer-64k-ram-/121236793763?pt=US_Vintage_Computers_Mainframes&hash=item1c3a46a9a3
>>
>>
>> Nice keyboard though....
>>
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> Yes, that is a nice keyboard. And it's been upgraded to 64K! Still not
> worth the high cost. Especially when you scroll down and see another
> auction for 2 CoCo's plus software for $10 + 30 shipping. (And that guy
> will include a Mod I manual on BASIC Level II)
>
> For the high price, I think he's either hoping to get rich off someone
> that is desperate, or he really doesn't want to sell it. Maybe he'll take
> an offer?
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