Commodore items 2009 price list

eslapion · Last edited by eslapion on Thu Feb 12, 2009 10:27 pm; edited 1 time in total

I can make (Maurice)DOS for the following computers and drives:
- standard C128 -> 30$ (2 chips connected to 1 switch)
- C128D -> 25$ (2 chips, one of which has a switch, includes ROM for 1571D)
- 1571, 1571D or 1581 -> 8$ (1 chip and no switch)
- Standard 1541 -> 15$ (1 chip on socket adapter and switch)
- Standard C64 -> 15$ (1 chip on socket adapter and switch)
- VIC-20 (NTSC or PAL, you must specify) -> 15$ (1 chip on socket adapter and switch)
- Commodore SX-64 (2 chips, each having their own adapter with a single switch for both) -> 35$
- Commodore 64c -> 12$ (one chip with a switch)
- Commodore 1541-II -> 12$ (one chip with a switch)
- Commodore Plus/4 (NTSC or PAL, you must specify) -> 12$ (one chip with a switch)

Upgrade ROMs:
- 318045-02 for 1581 -> 8$
- 310654-05 for 1571 -> 8$
- 318005-05 kernal update for C16 and Plus4 NTSC rev5 -> 8$
- 318004-05 kernal update for C16 and Plus4 PAL rev 5 -> 8$

- Upgrade for SuperSnapshot from V2 or V3 to V4 -> 8$
- CMD HD Boot ROM 2.8 -> 8$
- CMD FD-2000 ROM 1.4 -> 8$

ROMs for Amiga Computers:
- Firmware V7.0 for A2091 SCSI controller (2 chips) -> 16$
- Firmware V3.4 for Fusion Forty accelerator (4 chips) -> 32$
- GVP ROM 4.15 for SCSI controllers -> 8$
- Firmware 390282-06 and 390283-06 for A2620 and A2630 (2 chips) -> 16$

- Triple kickstart chip with 3pos. switch for Amiga 2000 -> 40$

Logic chips for Amiga 3000 Computers:
- U202 (390526-02), U203 (390527-02), U701 (390528-03) or U714 (390529-03) for Amiga 3000 -> 8$ per chip or 25$ for set of all 4.

ROM recording service
- Burning YOUR DATA to a 27C256 OTP PROM (chip included)-> 8$
- Burning YOUR DATA to a 27C512 OTP PROM (chip included)-> 10$
- Burning YOUR DATA to a 27C400 4Mbit UV erasable EPROM (chip included) -> 20$
- Burning YOUR DATA to a 27C160 16Mbit UV erasable EPROM (chip included) -> 30$

Substitute PLA: (906114-01 for the 64, 251641-02 for the Plus/4, 251641-03 for the 1551, 324745-01 or 324744-01 for the 8296)
- Normal -> 10$ each -> 10 or more: 8.50$ each
- Thick pins -> 12$ -> 10 or more: 10$ each

VIC-20 Ultimate Expander:
- Base with 32k RAM and read-only switch -> 30$
- 8k size ROM option -> 5$ extra
- 2 x 4k size ROM options(in the same 8k region) -> 7$ extra

Hardware components:
-Original rubber feet for VIC-20, C64, VIC-1541 and 1541 - Also good for Atari ST computers -> 0.50$ per feet (2$ for set of 4)
-Original C64 cartridge port connector -> 4$ each
-DIP 40 heat sink -> 1$ each

And I also realign VIC-1540, VIC-1541 and C1541 drives using a professionnal digital oscilloscope for 20$ (requires you to send only the mechanism)

ALL PRICES IN US DOLLARS.

Happy Commodoring!
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hurminator · Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 4:52 pm Post subject:

I notice you only upgrade Super Snapshot to v4 and not v5?

gklinger · Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 5:08 pm Post subject:

hurminator wrote:

I notice you only upgrade Super Snapshot to v4 and not v5?

I think eslapion doesn't do upgrades to v5.22 for ethical reasons. JPPBM owns the rights to and still makes and sells Super Snapshots and v5.22 is the current version. They also offer upgrades to that version. Eslapion sticks to offering items that aren't readily available as a service to the community.
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plus/4 ever · Newbie Joined: 31 Jan 2006 Posts: 14

thanks eslapion for the quick sending of the jiffydos +4 chips!!!

very good services!
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hurminator · Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 6:06 pm Post subject:

gklinger wrote:

hurminator wrote:

I notice you only upgrade Super Snapshot to v4 and not v5?

I think eslapion doesn't do upgrades to v5.22 for ethical reasons. JPPBM owns the rights to and still makes and sells Super Snapshots and v5.22 is the current version. They also offer upgrades to that version. Eslapion sticks to offering items that aren't readily available as a service to the community.

OK, cool. That is good news! I'm glad I can still get an upgrade to v5.22 Smile

eslapion · Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2009 4:51 am Post subject:

gklinger wrote:

I think eslapion doesn't do upgrades to v5.22 for ethical reasons. JPPBM owns the rights to and still makes and sells Super Snapshots and v5.22 is the current version. They also offer upgrades to that version. Eslapion sticks to offering items that aren't readily available as a service to the community.

That is correct.

Also, while it is possible to upgrade a SuperSnapshot V2 or V3 to a V4 just by changing the ROM, not so with the V5 which has a completely different electronics board.

I have a SSV5.22 and I think its worth the price asked by JPPBM. However, it has a few bugs.
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saehn · Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 2:10 pm Post subject:

Eslapion, I'm considering getting (Maurice)DOS for my C64c. It looks like there may be two types of 64c's, each requiring a different chip? What do you think of this:

http://forum.cmdrkey.com/viewtopic.php?t=168

Also, anyone: can I get the installation instructions beforehand? I want to see what I may be getting myself into.
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eslapion · Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 3:12 pm Post subject:

From CMDRKEY's online store:

Quote:

If you have the later white (beige) 64C, check your serial number to determine the correct chip. If the serial number begins with HB or begins with CA130 or higher, select the "Late 64C (E board)" chip, otherwise, select the "Early 64C" chip.

The "early" 64c uses exactly the same JiffyDOS as the original Breadbin. All others use the true 64c version.

Installation instructions can be found on Andrew Wiskow's personal web site
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tone007 · Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 3:27 pm Post subject:

saehn wrote:

Also, anyone: can I get the installation instructions beforehand? I want to see what I may be getting myself into.

If I had to write a tutorial, it'd go something like this:

1. Open beer
2. Open C64
3. Pry old kernel ROM out with bottle opener
4. Align JiffyDOS ROM into newly emptied socket and push
5. Close C64
6. Finish beer

Here's to hoping your ROM is socketed, otherwise you might not need the bottle opener.
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saehn · Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 3:50 pm Post subject:

tone007 wrote:

If I had to write a tutorial, it'd go something like this:

1. Open beer
2. Open C64
3. Pry old kernel ROM out with bottle opener
4. Align JiffyDOS ROM into newly emptied socket and push
5. Close C64
6. Finish beer

Here's to hoping your ROM is socketed, otherwise you might not need the bottle opener.

Remind me to not commission you for the installation. Laughing

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gklinger · Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:01 pm Post subject:

saehn wrote:

Remind me to not commission you for the installation. Laughing

He is however, as I can attest, a fun guy to hang out with. You have to be careful though. If you leave him alone with your stuff he'll mod it or spray paint it or something. Laughing

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tone007 · Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:50 pm Post subject:

Some people like to smoke cigarettes while drinking beer, I prefer spraypaint fumes.
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eslapion · Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 6:45 pm Post subject:

tone007 wrote:

Some people like to smoke cigarettes while drinking beer, I prefer spraypaint fumes.

I guess smoking cigarettes while enjoying spraypaint fumes could have explosive consequences... Laughing

Quote:

If I had to write a tutorial, it'd go something like this:

1. Open beer
2. Open C64
3. Pry old kernel ROM out with bottle opener
4. Align JiffyDOS ROM into newly emptied socket and push
5. Close C64
6. Finish beer

Its a rather entertaining way of saying it but the bottomline is, yes, installing JiffyDOS in most Commodore computers and drives is a very straightforward thing.
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110.baud · Groupie Joined: 23 Nov 2007 Posts: 194 Location: Canada

gklinger wrote:

saehn wrote:

Remind me to not commission you for the installation. Laughing

He is however, as I can attest, a fun guy to hang out with. You have to be careful though. If you leave him alone with your stuff he'll mod it or spray paint it or something. Laughing

Good way to keep out the troublemakers. Threaten them with a purple 64 with green keyboard

ethylene · Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2009 7:23 am Post subject:

Thanks for providing these, eslapion. Would you happen to know where one might obtain JiffyDOS ROM chips for the FSD-1 drives?

sidvicious · Groupie Joined: 23 Jan 2008 Posts: 205

I believe i have a spare....
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ripper253 · Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 5:15 pm Post subject:

110.baud wrote:

gklinger wrote:

saehn wrote:

Remind me to not commission you for the installation. Laughing

He is however, as I can attest, a fun guy to hang out with. You have to be careful though. If you leave him alone with your stuff he'll mod it or spray paint it or something. Laughing

Good way to keep out the troublemakers. Threaten them with a purple 64 with green keyboard

What if we think it would be kinda cool to have such a uniquely coloured c64 that smells of spray paint and cigerettes?

actually if we did we may have to throw ourselves off of something very tall with spikes below
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TechieJohn · Groupie in Training Joined: 10 Dec 2007 Age: 36 Posts: 55

A cart port extender cable. Right now I can not plug my ramlink in with any of my cart port expanders. I have a cmd 3+1 expander with the port out the back, but then the ramlink is sticking way too far out the back of the computer. I would really like a ribbon cable that would allow me to plug in to the ramlink cart port, and then over to a cart expander on the desk. If you could make like an L cable that came up out of the ramlink, over to 1 side or the other, and then had some room to move the expander wherever you wanted to on the desk (Within reason) that would be pretty rocking, and probably easy to build for someone with your unique skill set. I saw a 4ft cart port extension cable on lamebay once, but I didn't get to it in time...

-TechieJohn
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vk4akp · Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 7:26 pm Post subject: Thank you!

Thank you so much for helping to keep these wonderful old machines alive.

Without guys like you we would all be screwed.

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