Hello All,

I have been looking all over for a Timex/Sinclair 1000 cassette interface cable or at least the schematic for one. Anyone have any suggestions?

-- Sean

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Sean Dennis wrote to All <=-

I have been looking all over for a Timex/Sinclair 1000 cassette
interface cable or at least the schematic for one. Anyone have any suggestions?

Have you tried Andertone Industries?

https://andertone.com/accessories/

Also:

https://www.timexsinclair.com/computers/timex-sinclair-1000/hardware/

And this mugg shows a bundle w/cassette interface cable - no idea if the
cable is available separately.

http://dunfield.classiccmp.org/sinclair/index.htm

And https://www.timexsinclair.com/article/ts-1000-schematic-diagram/

for (hopefully) complete schematics.

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Dave Drum wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

for (hopefully) complete schematics.

Thanks for all the info! I do like the SD card interface but I usually have the 16K RAM pack plugged in. I now have somewhere to start.

-- Sean

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Sean Dennis wrote to Dave Drum <=-

for (hopefully) complete schematics.

Thanks for all the info! I do like the SD card interface but I usually have the 16K RAM pack plugged in. I now have somewhere to start.

Always happy to h'ep - if I can. I only had one confuser that used a
casette - My firsdt store-boought TRaSh-80 Model 1. There was a floppy
made available for it - hiher pried than the cmputer itself. By that
time I'd moved on the Commode Doore.


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Dave Drum wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

Always happy to h'ep - if I can. I only had one confuser that used a casette - My firsdt store-boought TRaSh-80 Model 1. There was a floppy made available for it - hiher pried than the cmputer itself. By that
time I'd moved on the Commode Doore.

I went to a CoCo 2 and was introduced to the C64 later. I am very
familiar with the TRS-80 Model III as I learned to program in Pascal on
one in high school in 1987. UCSD Pascal, if I remember correctly. I
still write mainly in Pascal.

-- Sean

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SEAN DENNIS wrote to DAVE DRUM <=-

Always happy to h'ep - if I can. I only had one confuser that used a casette - My firsdt store-boought TRaSh-80 Model 1. There was a floppy made available for it - hiher pried than the cmputer itself. By that
time I'd moved on the Commode Doore.

I went to a CoCo 2 and was introduced to the C64 later. I am very familiar with the TRS-80 Model III as I learned to program in Pascal on one in high school in 1987. UCSD Pascal, if I remember correctly. I still write mainly in Pascal.

Mostly I am a user. I used to bang in some of the programs from the back
pages of Creative Computing and Byte, etc. And I messed about with REXX
and AREXX (for the Amiga) but never did anything serious. More a hardware
guy than a programmer.

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