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| Some tables for our use |
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| And more tables |
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| How can we use that tv/monitor? |
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| Another tv/monitor in the corner |
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| Looking at the far end (note the stage) |
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| Looking toward the street |
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| One of the restrooms at the far end |
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| Jukebox and sports |
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| An overall view |
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| Here's the exterior of our venue. |
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| An another view |
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| The brave veterans honored |
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| Looking east on W. Magnolia Blvd. |
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| Ray Carlsen picking up a package of parts |
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| Three SX-64's repaired/upgraded by Ray |
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| Upgrade ROMs in the 71's, device switches in the 41's |
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| Ray Carlsen power supplies and C64-to-s-video cable |
In an October visit to Ray Carlsen, I left him Commodore SX-64's to repair and upgrade and disk drives to clean, lube, and upgrade. In a few days I came back, and all was repaired! Ready to go! I also bought a bunch of Commodore/Amiga external power supplies from him and a C64-to-s-video cable. http://personalpages.tds.net/~rcarlsen/
Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group - http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm
Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network -
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| Paul hauls his gear in this truck. |
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| And here is the C= gear! |
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| Peter Weuffen and Paul Nicholls, the leaders |
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| The back area of the meeting space |
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| Vampire standalone! |
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| Another view |
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| And another view |
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| The meeting place, Wadham House |
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| Setting up |
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| For sale or trade |
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| The meeting is underway. |
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| Repairing a big-box Amiga |
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| XBox next to A1200 |
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| Another A1200 system |
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| Amiga 1200 next to Commodore 8-bitters |
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| Part of Paul's gear |
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| A look inside |
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| Nice monitor! |
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| Paul's C64 set-up with plenty of disks! |
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| Inside the Vampire |
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| Xbox again |
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| It's a new ZX Spectrum Next! |
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| The back ports |
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| Stylish! |
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| Games in the machine |
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| The side ports |
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| A Spectrum game running |
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| Nice joystick |
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| I ordered the combo fried rice... |
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| ...from here for dinner. |
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| Amazing! I've never seen a game system in a monitor! |
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| Whoa! Another oldie! |
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| Peter loves this game. |
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| Yup, I brought A.L.I.C.E. to this meeting. |
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| The OS options screen on A.L.I.C.E. |
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| Looking around the room |
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| Examining items |
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| Showing off A.L.I.C.E. |
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| Relaxing |
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| Watching the driving game as Peter explains |
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| Back to relaxing |
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| Very studious |
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| Paul and Peter close down the room.
(photos 38-44 by Peter Weuffen or by Michael Mavracic)
On March 15, 2020, I visited the Amiga User Group of Victoria at Wadham Place. Paul had picked me up at my hotel, and we arrived at the meeting place at about 12:30 p.m., way before anyone else was going to arrive. He and I immediately started moving things out his truck, and soon others came in to help us and to set up their gear.
The meeting kept going until 10 at night! Not quite as long as the previous meeting I had attended in 2016 (at 11 hours long!). ;) It was a very busy meeting. There was a lot to see and to talk about. I was very pleased with this meeting, and I'd like to thank Paul, Peter, and everybody else at AUG for a grand time.
Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group - http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm
Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network - http://www.portcommodore.com/sccan
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