RC2014

Last Year The National Museum Of Computing hosted the innaugural RC2014 Assembly v1.0.

This September The National Museum Of Computing will be hosting the RC2014 Assembly.

Like many small businesses, RC2014 started as a personal hobby project.

The ZX81 Module I designed in 2016 has been an example of Schrödinger’s PCB.

The schematic for the ZX81 Module I designed in2016 had been designed in a very old version of KiCad, and hadn’t survived all the upgrades too well.

If you remember from my initial post at the start of the month, the first thing that I needed to do in order to make progress on the ZX81 Module was to find a donor for the ULA.

Following on from the failure to get the Portfolio talking directly to the RC2014, I decided to turn my attention to the Cambridge Z88.

If you read the intro post to this years challenge, I set myself a secondary goal of getting many of my old computers talking to my RC2014.

When I failed to complete the Retro Challenge in 2016 I finished by saying that the dog ate my homework.

It has been a while since I entered Retro Challenge, but I think I remember what to do.