Subj : Re: Commodore 128 and Commodore 64
To   : John Guillory
From : Gary McCulloch
Date : Wed Nov 22 2023 08:39 pm

 On Tue 14-Nov-2023 11:51a, John Guillory@1:116/16.0 wrote:
 JG> I just got my Commodore 128 in, and unfortuantely the seller did not
 JG> include the power supply with it, so I have to wait on the new power
 JG> supply I just bought to come in.  I also ordered a Commodore 64, but it's
 JG> on a slow boat from Italy.  The darn thing has been left their country for
 JG> about a month, and is scheduled to arrive wednesday, but so far it has yet
 JG> to show any updates, so I doubt that will happen.   But, once the power
 JG> supply comes in, or the commodore 64 arrives, I have an Ultimate 2+L
 JG> cartridge awaiting to be tried out.  I can't wait, as I bought it to use
 JG> the REU with Vision Basic.  I also have a The C64 Maxi, but it takes
 JG> forever and a day to appear to load Vision Basic, so I figure it must not
 JG> work with it.  I can't wait to get to programming it....

 JG> John H. Guillory
 JG> call sign KF5QEO
 JG> URL: kf5qeo.servebbs.net
 JG> KF5QEO's Shack BBS

 JG> ... A house is a place to keep your stuff while you go out and get more
 JG> stuff

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        While you wait, you should look into getting a WiFi modem for those two.  Get a copy of CCGMS and get ready to call the C64/C128 boards instead of all the PC boards.  Life the way it used to be! :)

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