Industrial scalers are good if you know which one works and have the space. The Extron 7SC works very well with all of the Commodore 8 bit machines I have tried it on. There has been a lot of discussion about them on other sites too, so the only question is - do you have the space. Some people have...

another really good unit is this; https://www.ebay.com/itm/Extron-7SC-System-Switcher-Integrated-Video-Scaler-W-POWER-CORD/352801654925?hash=item52249e088d:g:pI8AAOSwfopdinje The Extron 7SC is still available (usually used, but...) where the N4 and N6 are all but impossible to find these days. Whoa...

another really good unit is this;

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Extron-7SC-Sys ... Swfopdinje

The Extron 7SC is still available (usually used, but...) where the N4 and N6 are all but impossible to find these days.

What about the 1541c? The case was the same lighter color as the drive on that model

https://www.c64-wiki.com/wiki/File:1541c.jpg

There is another hat for the Raspberry Pi, Pi 1541 here;
https://corei64.com/shop/index.php?rout ... uct_id=199

I have bought from this gentleman, with excellent service.

Nonefornow wrote: ↑Thu Aug 06, 2015 4:35 pm
Also, let's not forget the GEOspecific CD which includes the GEOmetrix set of diskettes.
http://members.shaw.ca/cue64/CD.html

My copy of this CD has vanished, and this link is dead. Is it available any where else?

I finally upgraded to a GVP 68040 accelerator, with 24 Mb of RAM. I also added an HP DVD writer (internal) to the mix. I'm running OS 3.5.
I'll have to look into the 3.1 upgrade (3.1.4, I think) to see if it has any advantages.

You can make you own "hat" and cable, or, now the hat is available commercially; https://www.ebay.com/itm/Pi1541-a-cycle-exact-1541-floppy-emulator-for-Commodore-64-assembled/123203621635?hash=item1caf821303:g:j~IAAOSwunBbHSd1 This way you need to add a Commodore serial cable, the Micro SD...

I have given up on this. The guy that started the whole thing (in the other forum) had indicated that he received something like 10 e-mails from people showing interest. BTW - He never reply to my e-mails. In any case I am now following this, which is already in development.. https://www.vintageist...

As TMR posted, most books on programming are available on line. The site he directed you to is a great source for books and magazines;

http://www.bombjack.org/commodore/

You can find books on programming in most languages there. Great site, that is constantly being upgraded.