Jan Workshop Report update

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I worked on my Atari VCS system to get it working and for sale.

I also worked on three Commodore 64 units and learned quite a bit about the diagnostic tools available to plug-in and see which chips possibly could be defective.
Unfortunately I couldn't repair any because I need the chips, but it was a it was a productive day.

I learned from Chris and Todd, (forgot last names) about these tools for diagnostics.

I met another Mike who also had Commodore 64 to work on and try and repair.

Workshop definitely had more people there than the last time I attended and I will most likely attend the next one.

Mike Rosen

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> On Jan 14, 2019, at 12:54 PM, Jeffrey Brace via vcf-midatlantic <vcf-midatlantic at lists.vcfed.org> wrote:
> 
> The workshop was great. I estimate that on Saturday there was about 20
> people there. Lots of things fixed. I started evaluating my many, many C64,
> but didn’t get very far. I will get started earlier on Saturday next time
> as many people do one day and leave early.
> 
> Who else wants to tell what they worked on and fixed?
> 
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> Jeff Brace
> Vice President
> Vintage Computer Federation