3rd New Zealand Vintage Computer Meetup -
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- On Saturday 8th April 2023, I joined a number of retro computing enthusiasts from the lower part of the North Island of New Zealand to take part in the 3rd Vintage Computer Meetup. Whilst it may not be in the same league as the similar meetups that happen in the US, it is a great chance to meet with people that are likeminded and look at their interesting retro machines and hear their stories about them. In this video, you’ll see all of the exhibits, including lots of Apple 8-bits, a NextStation, lots of Sinclair machines and mods, Spectravideo, Commodore, Tandy, IBM, Jupiter and Sharp machines. Thanks heaps to David Otter for arranging it all, here’s to NZVCM 2024!
Presentations from:
Kirk Jackson (Apple I Replica, Apple /// and Apple ][s)
William Irwin - ZX spectrum
Neville Clark - Spectrums
Andrew Stephen (Next Station Turbo)
Andrew Hey & brother - Spectrums & mods
David Otter (Spectravideo / Coleco ADAM)
Grant Chivers - Commodore Pets
Duncan Anderson (Apple //GS & C64)
Matthew Thelgold? - Co-Co 2
Jonathan Chote (IBM 5150 & Expansion and Amstrad 6128)
Evan Thompson - Jupiter Ace
Stefun Tloppe - Sharp pc-7200
Greetings to:
Christopher Baran
Terry Stewart (Get well soon!)
Adam Simpson
Jacob Dorne / Monotech
Ashley Pies
Chris Baran - Colour Computer 3
Simon Swain
Ian Witham
#appril2 forever!
Thanks to the following community supporters for their great products that Kirk incorporated:
A2heaven.com for the VGA scaler, SDFloppy II, MEGA Audio and Senior PROM
a2retrosystems.com for the Uthernet II
Armin Hierstetter for the Apple1
Bigmessowires.com for the Floppy Emu
Blue Shift and John Brooks for the VidHD
brielcomputers.com for the Replica 1 plus
David Mutimer for the booti’s
jcm-1.com for the Softcard /// replica
Garrettsworkshop.com for the 8mb IIe RAM2E II
maceffects.com for the IIe clear case, keyboard and disk drive cover
Michael Ng for the Datanetics keyboard
reactivemicro.com for the Replica 1 plus and universal power supplies
theprintshop.club - reproduction of a banner
TOC
0:00 Introduction
0:46 Kirk's #appril2 Apple 8-Bit collection
3:12 William's Spectrum Collection
4:40 Andrew's NextStation Turbo
8:53 Neville's Sinclair Collection
11:46 Andrew's Spectrum Mods
16:20 David's Coleco & ADAM & MSX
24:22 Gran'ts Commodore PET collection
27:10 Matthew's TRS-80 CoCo 2
29:57 Duncan's Modded Apple2 GS & C64
31:37 Jonathan's PC 5150 & Expansion & Amstrad CPC 6128
33:42 Evan's Jupiter Ace
36:34 Stefun's Sharp PC-7200
41:50 Al's IBM 5162 PC/XT Model 286
48:59 Tour de force & outro - Наука та технологія
Nice meet up, thanks for sharing
What a fantastic way to spend a day! Thanks for having us all along for a virtual visit. :)
Another great meeting. Thanks for capturing it all!
We missed you Terry. We could have wheeled you in and propped you up like in Weekend at Bernies.
What a great set of presentations, well done team, and beautifully captured Alistair :)
Thanks Bill. Hope to see you along at one soon!
Looks like you all have a lot of fun. I was happy to see Apple II, Commodore 64 and PETs represented. Also cool seeing the IBM 5162 PC/XT Model 286 machine. I have one of those in my collection as well.
😁😁 was a great collection for sure! Mostly in mint condition too! 5162 are rare as hens teeth here in NZ!
@@AlsGeekLab the 5162 computer is also rare here in the USA.
Thanks for the video Al! I'm in the south island so couldn't make it up north so was cool to see some of the gear on display via the video!
Very nice selection of classic systems, with enthusiastic collectors to show them off. Sorry, I couldn't make it across this time (I had Easter with the family) but maybe another event in the future.
Where was this advertised? I might have gone! :(
That smell is ozone :)
I think that "Russian" clone is actually a Ukrainian clone. While both Russia and Ukraine were in the Soviet Union at the time, this is a good illustration of why "Russia" and the "Soviet Union" shouldn't be casually used as interchangeable terms.
I don't think the owner was aware of exactly where it came from at the time of the event, but now he believes that it is indeed, specifically Ukrainian. Thanks for the tip!
@@AlsGeekLab Indeed - and hence my point that "Russia" shouldn't be used interchangeably with "Soviet".