Here is a soviet PC/XT clone mobo.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/221369388162?ssPageNam … 984.m1423.l2649
Look at those expansion slots. Are those Isa compatible somehow?
I find this pretty interesting and mysterious ( From my westerner perspective )
Any interesting info about those?
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It has 62 contacts, the same number as an ISA slot, so I think its highly likely that does carry compatible signals. Tandy used a male-pin version of the concept in some of its computers.
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Now to find expansion cards that fit in there 🤣
It is also pretty weird how the keyboard connector and what looks like a serial connector or video are placed seemingly in the way of the cards.
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If you're lucky it might be pin-compatible with 8-bit PC/104 (64-pin with two unused pins on one side). PC/104 -> ISA adapter boards shouldn't be too hard to find.
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Resell it and claim it was the exact system Tetris was developed on.
wrote:
That looks totally badass.
I want one now :p
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The Grand OPL3 Comparison Run.
wrote:wrote:That looks totally badass.
I want one now :p
The motion is seconded. 🤣
wrote:Resell it and claim it was the exact system Tetris was developed on.
^^^^
this
That is one strange (and iffy) looking board
With the weird power connectors soldered on and the wire hacks underneth
Looks like something out of a movie or something
