G'Day from Australia

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G'Day from Australia

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Hi everyone, I am from Australia and decided to buy 2 eaten A7000's off eBay. They are a long term project, so all I have done in neutralise them with vinegar and wash them down with water and IPA. I joined to check out what the status was of repair how-to's or replacement motherboards. I have a large retro collection including a BBC Micro, so thought this was a good progression. Looking forward to browsing!
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Hi,

welcome to this great Forum... :D


Greetings from my little Dutch Atomic Attic, Wim... :-)
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Welcome and browse away, :)
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Welcome to the Forum, BitGeek . . . Enjoy . . .

Dave H
Available: ARA II : ARA III-JR/PR : ABR : AP5 : AP6 : ABE : ATI : MGC : Plus 1 Support ROM : Plus 3 2nd DA : Prime's Plus 3 ROM/RAM : Pegasus 400 : Prime's MRB : ARCIN32 : Cross-32
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Welcome, BitGeek. :D
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