GRX 1 Meg Upgrade
Acorn 80186 Co-Processor with 1MB Essential Software Expansion.
I had one of these and it made an excellent RAM disc whilst using
Watford Electronics Wapping Editor Desk Top Publishing Software.
6502 TWO MEG Board
Acorn 6502 Second Processor and Retail Box
A closeup view of the Acorn 6502 Co-Processor PCB
The Internal Acorn 65C102 Co-Processor for the BBC Master 128
The rare Acorn 32016 Co-Processor which ran PANOS as an operating system
A closer look at the 32016 processor board.
A 512KB Acorn 80186 Co-Processor inside an Acorn Co-Processor Adaptor ( Cheese Wedge )
Acorn 6809 Processor Board. I believe this ran the FLEX operating system.
This was my 1Mb 80186 Co-Processor inside a Watford Electronics Co-Pro Adaptor
The Acorn BitStik Joystick/Controller
Acorn Bitstik boxed with manuals and software.
The Acorn ANF03 Data Cassette Recorder
A closeup of the ANF03 Front Label. Some models were branded BBC
The Rear Data label showing model number and voltage requirements.
Acorn Data Recorder For The electron. Styled in the electron case design.
Acorn Econet Level 3 File Server Real Time Clock
Acorn Econet x25 Gateway
Acorn JP101 Printer ( Probably a Olivetti underneath )
A closer look at the branding on this printer.
Acorn Winchester Disc 10 Mb
Another example of an Acorn Winchester Disc 10 Mb
32K RAM expansion Card for the BBC-B ( Shadow + Sideways RAM )
ARM 1 Development system. ( 4mb RAM and used to develop the ARM processors )
A closeup view of the boards ROM
A closup view of the ARM 1 processor
A view of the ARM Development system case.
Boot screen and output from a *HELP command
ATPL ROM Board for the BBC Model-B
ATPL SIDEWISE ROM/RAM Expansion for the BBC-B
ATPL SIDEWISE box contents.
A different ATPL ROM board
Another view of an ATPL ROM/RAM board
Another view of an ATPL ROM/RAM board, unpopulated and no battery backed RAM
Advanced Teletext Receiver
BBC 100K Disc Drive ( 40 track single sided )
BBC 100K Disc Drive ( 40 track single sided )
Various BBC Hardware. ( Joysticks, Light Pens and a AMX Mouse )
The BBC Buggy. A LOGO controlled Buggy. We had one at our school in the late 80's
Another view of the buggy and associated components.
Yet another view of the buggy.
A BBC Model-B fitted with a ZIF socket for quick changes of ROM's
A Conect 121 CNC Lathe controlled by a BBC MOdel-B
A retail box for a Cumana Floppy Disk Drive.
I believe this to be an adaptor board for using a Master 128 Econet Module in a BBC-B
The rear of an Acorn IEEE 488 Adaptor unit.
The Acorn IEEE 488 Adaptor in the standard Acorn 'Cheese Wedge' case. A very versatile design.
A BBC Model B with a third party IEEE Adaptor..
A BBC Micro in a Viglin 'PC Style' case. Basically a new top that incorporated dual floppy drives,
and a seperate keyboard unit. Well it let you sit a bit further back from the CRT monitor.