turk street, san francisco, 2002

solo mission..

A VIC-20, a C-16, and a boxed Plus/4.

The Philips amber composite video 12 inch monitor, type BM7522/00G, functioning again after a small repair and cleaning. I used a Commodore Vic-20 to test this monitor after repair. If i am correct, this monitor is manufactured in 1985.

clockwise from top:

emuse / armer / remio / vic20 / twist

by Vic20

How the old computer stuff is shaping up in the new place. It's still work in progress, but getting there I think.

I'd have some sort of competition to name everything you can see, but there's nothing that rare here and, anyway, a lot of stuff has the name of it on the front/top somewhere....hence I've tagged everything I can instead.

(that said, you don't see Atari 1200XLs, Philips N60s or Timex TS1500s in the UK that often)

Commodore Vic 20

VIC20 KUK Pemex

rude boy v20

The Commodore Vic-20 from 1982, fully working after a restoration and a small repair (Logic chip replacement).

I bought this computer when i was a child. Saving money, and going to a computer store somewhere in Amsterdam. I payd 359 Guilders (Almost €163).

I have all my original data cassette's, in perfect working condition.

This is from a photo shooting with the Vicky Twenty in the plexilaser.de acrylic case. The Vicky Twenty is a remake of the Commodore VIC-20, an 8 bit computer from the early 1980s. I have built it in 2021.

coming soon