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I have been so busy with my work since the beginning of December I had to leave all my web projects to rest, hence no updates here on the Amiga blog or there in my bunker built of vintage Amiga Zorro cards, bombproof A2000 cases and prototype Amiga 3500 systems.
I am slowly crawling back up [...]

My spare Amiga 4000 have now found a new owner somewhere else in Europe. I wish the new owner good luck with the machine and many years of happy usage.

2008 is over so it is time to look back at an exciting year with the Amiga that has passed by in this first part of two.
See you in 2009!

I just found the perfect Compact Flash card to IDE adapter for the Amiga 1200 and the Amiga 600. It is attached straight on the 2.5” hard drive pin row on the motherboard and is relatively securely attached to the pin row by the 44-pins. Since the Compact Flash adapter connects directly to the 2.5” [...]

Tower, rack, desktop or bare?
Liquid cooling, multiple anodized heatsinks or stock cooling?
WB 3.1, WB 3.9, OS4.0?
MVB, GIcons, PNG icons?
developers, Developers, DEVELOPERS
decisions, Decisions, DECISIONS

This page is old, please visit my new Amiga hardware for sale page!
Listen up guys, I have some Amiga hardware for sale. I am planning to buy some new exciting Amiga stuff during this fall/winter, amongst that stuff is a Deneb card for my A4000 and some other cool Amiga related things, to fund this [...]

 Just two months ago I was given a free classic maxi tower, these kinds of cases are somewhat rare these days so I immediately said I would take it when offered.
Today I added a second maxi tower to my ever growing case collection. It is as the previous one ATX format and has six external [...]

The Multivision 500 is a scandoubler/flicker fixer for the Amiga 500 (that can also function with an Amiga 1000) and is internally mounted. The small circuit board is pressed into the Denise socket, and the Denise chip is removed and mounted onto the Multivision.

I got an idea today to try out if the Buddha Flash Phoenix edition Zorro2 IDE controller works in an A500 through an 86-pin to 100-Pin adapter.

It did not work.

Today I upgraded this little blog to a “proper” Blog by converting previous posts to a fresh WordPress installation. I managed to do it in less than 6 hours.My main motivation for this was that the previous system for running a blog was not as advanced as I would want it to be, but for [...]

This is my collection of heatsinks and fans that I have grabbed from old VGA cards, motherboards and power supplies.