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aNdy/AL/COS 30 March 2018 21:55

Greetings from Wales
 
Finally! My youngest has moved out, giving me some extra space and time!

So I've just dragged out my A1200 to sit proudly next to my C64 downstairs after sitting in a drawer safe for around 16 years. Opened it up and checked it over and it all seemed fine, including the Apollo 030 card and 1Gb internal HD I installed in the mid 90's.

Fired it up and it works! I do have one little issue with screen resolution which I'll post about in a separate thread, but I'm looking forward to using it again, including browsing through my mod and DPIII folder to listen/look at my old music/images as well as digging up my old AMOS and BB2 code.

MikeyG 30 March 2018 21:58

Welcome to EAB forums! :)

chip 31 March 2018 06:26

Welcome to the forum :great

It's nice to have more spare time ;)

SimonCD32 17 June 2018 18:02

Hello, i went to Wales a few weeks ago. It was lovely!

betajaen 21 June 2018 11:30

How did I miss this thread?

Hello to my fellow Welshman or should I say 'Shwmae'!

512k 21 June 2018 17:27

Welcome

DDNI 21 June 2018 19:05

Welcome.
You have a great Amiga company called Amigakit in Cardiff.

Ian 21 June 2018 20:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by betajaen (Post 1249571)
How did I miss this thread?

Hello to my fellow Welshman or should I say 'Shwmae'!

If he's anything like me he won't understand lol. I'm 100% Welsh and cannot speak the lingo other than those words my grandad taught me when I was ten

Obvs having been on holiday there last week I know araf means slow lol

betajaen 21 June 2018 20:17

That's exactly how it is. We just put on the language for the tourists. :D

Ian 21 June 2018 21:03

I'm from North Wales though, there does seem a divide, most in the north, certainly the touristy parts, speak English exclusively. (I was born in St Asaph and only lived in Wales for a year as my mum had to move for work at the time)

However, when I've been on holiday to mid and south wales most seem to speak it.

Its a nice language though and funny when they think you don't under stand, which I don't, but throw in the odd bore da and they soon shut up :lol

zipper 21 June 2018 21:15

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch...

BrooksterMax 22 June 2018 10:14

Welcome! I grew up in Pembrokehsire as young child before my dad changed jobs but did go to study in Aberystwyth as always enjoyed living in Wales.

Great to hear your A1200 is still working, although sounds like it may not have had the capacitors changed if been in storage a while. Would recommend investigating that to give you many more years of enjoyment ahead!

betajaen 22 June 2018 12:43

As a fellow person also grew up and lives in Pembrokeshire, I bid you a Hello. :D


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