Old 6502 Stuff

[oldStuff]

I have a MICE-11 emulator, a couple of AIM-65 boards, prob a FORTH board, Prob some 6502s, 6522, etc, PL1, Pascal etc for the AIM-65. Some power supplies to suit the AIM-65.
FREE, but need pickup in Canberra Oz.

Regards,
Garry

[BigEd]

Welcome!

Just to seek clarification, it looks like MICE-II is an in-circuit emulator for Z80-like micros?
http://www.bitsavers.org/test_equipment ... _Jan89.pdf

(And just to be clear, that's absolutely fine!)

Oh, but wait, the original MICE did handle 6502.
https://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/tes ... _Jul82.pdf

So... perhaps I do seek clarification!

[oldStuff]

Photos here. Also have lab built power supply for it.

[barnacle]

If only I lived just a little closer to Canberra...

Neil

[BigDumbDinosaur]

barnacle wrote:

If only I lived just a little closer to Canberra...

If you start driving today, you should make it there in a couple of weeks...assuming your car is seaworthy. 

[BigEd]

I'll mention this in the older thread
Getting rid of 6502 stuff
where several people turned up who are at least in the right part of the world.

Possibly also worth a mention on
https://forum.acms.org.au/

[oldStuff]

Gone to the land of the Kiwis.

[jds]

Going to me actually. I'm mainly interested in the AIM-65, but the MICE-II looks like it could be a useful device, as long as I'm only working with a 6502, but maybe it could be upgraded to a 65C02? Might be interesting to work on a modernised version too, although probably emulating the 6502 could be another option today. Looks useful for ROM emulation. Of course I'd be happy to document or even potentially pass on anything interesting to other org members.

At least we use the same power connectors and voltage (240v). Shipping to NZ is getting very expensive for eBay or similar purchases, puts a lot of stuff out of reach unfortunately.