Hi all,
We plan to celebrate the Amiga (and Commodore in general) on August the 6th.
If you have ideas about what to do on the day please let us know. This includes speakers, items, activities, etc.
Riley
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| Machine | Who has one? | |
|---|---|---|
| KIM-1 – single-board computer (1976); was produced by a company Commodore later bought | 6502-based computers | David Murton |
| Commodore PET/CBM range (1977) | 6502-based computers | ACMS/Kerry Ritchens/Riley Perry |
| Commodore VIC-20 – a.k.a. VC-20 and VIC-1001 (1981 [VIC-1001] – 1984) (CBM); | 6502-based computers | Riley Perry |
| Commodore CBM-II range – a.k.a. B-range a.k.a. 600/700 range (1982–1984) | 6502-based computers | Riley Perry |
| Commodore MAX Machine – Predecessor to C64 (1982) | 6502-based computers | Jordan Baty |
| Commodore 64 – including C64C (1982–1994) | 6502-based computers | Riley Perry, etc |
| Commodore Educator 64 – 64 in a PET 40xx case (1983) | 6502-based computers | |
| Commodore SX-64 – all-in-one portable C64 including screen and disk drive (1984–1986) | 6502-based computers | Riley Perry |
| Commodore 16 – including C116, incompatible with C64 (1984) | 6502-based computers | Riley Perry (waiting) both 16 AND C116 |
| Commodore Plus/4 – compatible with C16 (1984–1985) | 6502-based computers | Riley Perry |
| Commodore LCD – LCD-equipped laptop (never released) | 6502-based computers | |
| Commodore 128 – including 128D and 128DCR (1985–1989) | 6502-based computers | Riley Perry, not 128D/DCR though |
| Commodore 65 – C64 successor (never released) | 6502-based computers | |
| Commodore 900 workstation (never released) | 6502-based computers | |
| Amiga 1000 (1985–1987) | Commodore Amiga range | ACMS (Maybe RIley Perry) |
| Amiga 500 – incl. A500+ (1987–1991) | Commodore Amiga range | Riley Perry |
| Amiga 2000 – incl. A2000HD (1987–1991) | Commodore Amiga range | Riley Perry - just case |
| Amiga 2500 (1988–1991) | Commodore Amiga range | |
| Amiga 1500 (1987–1991) | Commodore Amiga range | |
| Commodore CDTV (1990) | Commodore Amiga range | |
| Amiga 3000 – incl. Amiga 3000UX & Amiga 3000T (1990–1992) | Commodore Amiga range | Riley Perry (as of the 25th) |
| Amiga 4000 – incl. A4000T (1992–1994) | Commodore Amiga range | |
| Amiga 600 (1992–1993) | Commodore Amiga range | |
| Amiga 1200 (1992–1994) then rereleased by Escom (1995–1996) | Commodore Amiga range | |
| Commodore PC compatible systems – Commodore Colt, PC1, PC10, PC20, PC30, PC40, …, (1987–1993) | x86 PC compatibles | Riley Perry - Colt, also PC-10 |
| Commodore PC laptops – Commodore 286LT, 386SX-LT, 486SX-LTC, 486SX-LTF,( …–1993) Pentium 'P120i Ultramedia, P166i Ultramedia and the P200i Ultramedia(?.. / 1996–1997) | x86 PC compatibles | |
| Commodore TV Game 2000K/3000H (1975–1977) (IT page, 1st-gen home consoles list) | Games consoles | |
| Commodore MAX Machine – predecessor to C64 (1982) | Games consoles | |
| Commodore 64 Games System (1990) | Games consoles | |
| Amiga CD32 (1993) | Games consoles | Riley Perry |
| 1000, 1024, 1070, 1080, 1081, 1083S, 1084, 1084S, 1084ST, 1085S, 1201, 1402, 1403, 1404, 1405, 1407, 1428, 1428x, 1432D, 1432V, 1701, 1702, 1703, 1801, 1802, 1803, 1900M/DM602, 1901/75BM13/M1, 1902, 1902A, 1930, 1930-II, 1930-III, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1936ALR, 1940, 1942, 1950, 1960, 1962, 2002, A2024, 2080, 76M13, CM-141, DM-14, DM602[83][84][85] | Monitors | Riley Perry, etc |
| VIC 1520 plotter | Printers | |
| Commodore printer (don’t know designation yet) | Printers | Riley Perry |
| 774D, 776M, 796M, 9R23, C108, C110, F4146R, F4902, MM3, Minuteman 6, P50, PR100, SR1800, SR4120D, SR4120R, SR4148D, SR4148R, SR4190R, SR4212, SR4912, SR4921RPN, SR5120D, SR5120R, SR5148D, SR5148R, SR5190R, SR59, SR7919, SR7949, SR9150R, SR9190R, US3, US8 and The Specialist series: M55 (The Mathematician), N60 (The Navigator), S61 (The Statistician).[82] | Calculators | Riley Perry x4 of them. Earliest one (202) from 1967. then the 512 - 1969 |
| Typewrite | Typewriters | |
| >2000 | Typewriters | |
| Chessmate | Handheld Game | Riley Perry (waiting on) |
| TANGENTIAL but part of the story - Sirius 1 (Chuck Peddle) | Computer | Riley Perry |
| TANGENTIAL but part of the story - SYM-1. Clone of the KIM-1 | Computer | Riley Perry (waiting on) |
| TANGENTIAL KIM Uno - a 6502 KIM-1 Computer on Arduino | Computer | Riley Perry (waiting on) |
| OpalVision Card | Aussie made Graphics card | Riley Perry (waiting on) |
| Phoenix board | Aussie made 1000 clone | Geoff from SAUG |
We’d like to have as many Commodore devices in one place at one time. It will look amazing!!! If you have something where “who has one” is empty please discuss here. So far we go back to 1967! Also, there’s plenty not on the list also, bring what you can. 
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As for agenda, so far, we have myself, Ross from SAUG, Geoff’s amazing Phoenix machine, some game playing, the “Don’t Shoot the Messenger” demo and the machines themselves. If you’d like to speak about your experiences with Commodore please join in. We are still putting the agenda together.
Also we would love for you to buy some tickets. We are a charity and are self funded. I myself give over a substantial amount of money every month to pay the rent, as do other members and generous donors. Every dollar helps. The ticketing link is here:
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So at this stage I’ll bring up my 128D, A1000 Phoenix/pistorm combo, Empty A4000 PCB. I have a couple of CBM dot matrix printers, but their ribbons are dry. I assume you have most everything else 
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ok cool - sounds good. We’ve got a lot of gear so far. I’m waiting for about 10 packages to arrive next week, but they may not arrive on time, so closer to the day I might ask ppl to bring certain specific machines. I’ve even done bids on 3 Kim-1s on eBay so far. haha
You can easily renew ink ribbons with low-odour WD-40. We have some at west street
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