Excellent!

Not sure about this.

The rolling skulls are there in Montezuma's Revenge, and the Funeral March of a Marionette "Hitchcock" music is in Shamus, although neither sounds like exactly what you describe.

Let us know how you get on.

My guess is yes. They are 100 nF caps, and it seems that yours are too.

I'm not an electronics expert, but I'd be very surprised if they didn't do the job. Whether that's the only problem with your machine is another matter.

Best of luck!

Hmmm. Not sure.

I know that some motherboard versions used 30V 104 caps, but there were several revisions of the board.

Do your caps have any markings on them?

Yes, the links at the bottom of the first page of results from "Advanced Search" don't seem to be correct.

You're right about the hookups.

APE allows you to create a new "blank" disk image via the 'File' menu, so you don't need a blank ATR file.

We're thinking about this.

The are quite a few programs which use the Atari tape deck's ability to play cassette-based audio during program execution, and it would be a pity not to have them archived. The way Altirra does it is slightly cumbersome, though.

You could email them, via the "Contact" link on the site, or upload them to a hosting service such as Imageshack and then post links.

Pictures would help.

Thanks!

It's interesting stuff. Not exactly mainstream listening, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.

I enjoyed it, but I don't think that it will end up on too many ipods. Maybe with some more melodic elements, though...

Hello Ron, great to hear from you!

It would be very cool to see the source code and design docs.

Royalties at 14 must indeed have been tremendous [img::]http://www.atariage.com/forums/public/s ... _smile.gif[/img] .

Hopefully we can preserve this stuff so that it isn't lost.

As I said at "the other place", a complete BBSB is rare. The final price at auction is very difficult to predict. I reckon that it would fetch at least $200 US, even in a poor market, but it could go much higher. I was lucky to get mine at a good price, but if I hadn't, I'd probably have stretched t...

If you're using a stock 130XE, then a TV (connected via the monitor port) will probably be fine.

If you plan to modify the video output, you'll have a wider range of options.

My Atarimania email address is working OK, but I haven't received anything.