The debut issue features a detailed guide on building and installing a 128 KB RAM expansion board with an AY-3-8910 sound chip for Baltic, Leningrad, Pentagon, and Byte clones. The material includes wiring diagrams and step-by-step hardware modification instructions. Additionally, it offers an overview of the electronic magazine's shell features developed by the IMPULSE demogroup, including navigation, text color settings, and music controls.
Issue contents:
- From the authors - I’ll tell you a little about the shell of our newspaper.
- A drop of solder - RAM expansion board up to 128kb with music coprocessor AY8910 (8912) for computers: Baltic, Leningrad, Pentagon, Byte, etc.
- history - History!!!
- jokes - Kolobok hanged himself!!!
- to readers - Read for your health.
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