CompuServe Thread

#Amiga Yeah, CBM Yack!

8 messages in this thread
#83257From: Greg GivlerDec 31, 1992 12:03 AM
But Betty, you are a notorious packrat. I admit I have several C64s but Only one Amiga. I work for the company so I can't afford to buy one.:-) Actually I think that the folks on CI$ are the exception not the rule, most of us are computer junkies who can't get enough.
#83350From: Betty Clay/SYSOPDec 31, 1992 9:23 PM
I am improving considerably, though, Greg. I gave away 3 8032/w memory boards (making them 8096's), four or five 4040 and 8050 disk drives, a printer, and all the software that runs with those things. It was quite a wrench to part with them, but I did let them go. Who knows- – I might part with my SX64, regular 64, 128, and maybe even my A1000 (with sidecar) some day.
#83757From: Greg GivlerJan 3, 1993 10:32 PM
Never part with that SX64, or if you do you can give it to me :-), Boy I loved that machine. Always wanted to have one. Greg Greg Givler – CBMSER Sysop Commodore Product Assurance
#83796From: Betty Clay/SYSOPJan 4, 1993 8:58 AM
I think the SX-64 was one of the sturdiest machines Commodore ever made. The drive has never gone out of alignment, and that little color monitor is really clear. I don't really plan to part with it, but I'll keep you in mind. 🙂 —Betty
#84468From: Michael SternbergJan 9, 1993 9:58 PM
Betty – any idea where I can get a new power supply for the SX-64? Mine died several years ago, and I haven't been successful in finding one. Michael
#84603From: Betty Clay/SYSOPJan 10, 1993 5:18 PM
Michael, I think you would get a better answer to your power supply problem if you asked in CBMAPP forum. They use these machines every day. I just have them around for occasional use. And I've never needed a new power supply. Sorry. —Betty
#83823From: Frank RogelJan 4, 1993 4:04 PM
Well let me know before you get rid of the SX64. I know someone that is looking for one. Heck, I might even buy it myself. <g>
#83846From: Betty Clay/SYSOPJan 4, 1993 10:08 PM
I've been told that they are becoming collector's items. —Betty