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There are lots of people on Twitter with 6502 (and similar) in their screen names that love showing pics of devices they own of that nature, and projects they d
by ksaj 4y ago
There are lots of people on Twitter with 6502 (and similar) in their screen names that love showing pics of devices they own of that nature, and projects they do with them. You will definitely find an avid person to take it off your hands.
Also, there is this site: http://www.6502.org http://www.6502.org. Some of the groups are no longer (like the ones listed on G+ for obvious enough reasons) but it is an active community judging by the Twitter numbers.
Keep this guy in mind. He had his labour of love wiped out by the Russian invaders: https://www.npr.org/2022/03/29/1088680989/a-retro-computer-museum-in-mariupol-beloved-by-children-was-attacked-by-russia https://www.npr.org/2022/03/29/1088680989/a-retro-computer-m...
- AnimalMuppet 4y agoAh, sorry, the Big Board was a Z80 system, not 6502. Do you know of a similar group for the Z80?
- ksaj 4y agoYes, CP/M was Z80 and I did give you a 6502 specific link, but it's still pretty much the same group of collectors and hackers. People who collect one pretty much always are also interested in others from the same computing era. I follow and am followed by several of them on Twitter. They're easy to find there. I have a breadboard Apple I clone (6502), and a lone Z80 chip waiting to do something some day. People into retro computing overlap in a big way. I'm not in the same country as you, or I would certainly be interested.