I include all the parts for a complete unit, therefore keep that in mind when calculating the cost, I aim to sell it at a very competitive price.

Included are:

• Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3
• SD Card
• 3d Printed Case
• New Power Supply
• MiniHDMI to HDMI Adapter
• RGBtoHDMI CPLD board
• RGBtoHDMI Analog Board

What you will need to supply : a connection from your system to the 6 pin IDC connector on the RGBtoHDMI Unit. See documentation for details on cable building. And you will need an HDMI cable to your monitor or TV.

Now, you will need to create your own cable, as this auction is generically for any computer that can take advantage of the Analog board/6pin IDC connection. The list of computers is as follows:

Computers supported by this configuration (6 way IDC connection):

• Amstrad CPC
• Spectrum +2 (grey), +2A, +3 and Sinclair QL (Analog RGB)
• Oric 1 / Atmos (3 bit RGB TTL)
• Camputers Lynx (3 bit RGB TTL)
• Sharp MZ700 (3 bit RGB TTL)
• Tandy color computer 3 (Analog RGB)
• 48K Spectrum (Analog YUV)
• Atom (Analog YUV)
• Dragon 32 (Analog YUV)
• PAL Tandy color computer 1/2/MC10 (Analog YUV)
• NTSC Tandy color computer 1/2/MC10 (Analog YUV)
• LumaCode / Apple II / ZX80 / ZX81 / UK101 / Nascom / Superboard II or any other mono computer
• TRS80 Model 1 (Mono) / Video Genie
• Commodore 64 (with c0pperdragon's YUV interface)
• Atari 800XL (with c0pperdragon's A-VideoBoard YUV interface)

I have personally tested each board (with a Color Computer I), and I am amazed at the picture clarity. I will share that for the CoCo 1 I did recap the motherboard. This isn't unusual now, with these computers being 40 years old, but that is to share the device raises the bar as to what type of output you will demand from the machine - and therefore a little "snow" is unacceptable. With the recap, I am amazed at the clarity - it's like a Coco 1 I never knew existed now.

OK - I hope to add auctions over the coming year, but this is what I have for sale now - thanks for viewing my auction!