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coolsnaz2 · 27th Nov 2021, 6:16 pm

My MK14 had the original regulator at first, when the VDU board arrived I moved the 5v regulation off the board. The board has been powered by a number of power supplies over the the years, currently powered from an Advance PMG Power Module.

The little joiner is a GROVE-to-VH3.96 interface, also supplied by M5Stack, no components just straight through connections.

The crystal is the 4.00 Mhz one, not sure if it was supplied with the original kit or the VDU kit.

27th Nov 2021, 6:16 pm	#9
coolsnaz2 Tetrode Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Wallington, Greater London, UK. Posts: 87	Re: Yet another MK14 tape interface (ESP32). My MK14 had the original regulator at first, when the VDU board arrived I moved the 5v regulation off the board. The board has been powered by a number of power supplies over the the years, currently powered from an Advance PMG Power Module. The little joiner is a GROVE-to-VH3.96 interface, also supplied by M5Stack, no components just straight through connections. The crystal is the 4.00 Mhz one, not sure if it was supplied with the original kit or the VDU kit. Attached Thumbnails