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From Evgeny Milun To All 9 September 1997


Hello Roman !

Friday August 29 1997 15:07, Roman Khroupnin ─── All:

RK> In short, here’s what, all those who have a VG93 turbocharger
RK> circuit in the Pentagon or somewhere else (there the drive head is 2 times drives faster) -
RK> throw it to hell! Remember I said that when I format
RK> a disk on the PC, I write files there, toys, everything is readable on Sinclair,
RK> everything is readable on the PC too. HO! When I write
RK> ANYTHING to this disk on a live sinclair, this hobta disk cannot read, track 0, or sector, it doesn’t matter
RK>.
Throw out “to hell” ( ;)) ) your disk drive. Either you're buggy or
he is. I've been reading/writing/formatting on IBM and Spectrum for six months now - I haven't had a single problem yet.

RK> I did this, I was not too lazy to connect a 3.5" disk drive to the Sinclair.
RK> I took it out of the PC and for some reason it is visible in TR-DOS as DISK C:, well, yes okay.
Yeah. Quite okay... :))) "For some reason." to the ZX, I didn’t ground the 2nd pin.
Why ground it? It’s still hanging in the air.

RK> I couldn’t read the disc with it grounded (for some reason?)
Yeah... Definitely for me.I like your “for some reason”.

[.....]

Good luck ! Evgeny.

■ The night is shorter than the day... The day will kill me... The world of illusions is burning in it... (C) Aria.


From Artem Haritonov To All 12 September 1997


HeYa, Vyacheslav!

Friday September 05 1997 12:59, Vyacheslav Mednonogov wrote to Igor Gruzdev:

VM> The author of the _letter_ is VL.
VM> Ugh, Igor, it’s a shame not to know that the _first_ turbocharger scheme was invented
VM> Max Romanoff (RML), but here is its modification fulfilled a lot of people (including
VM> Max)

Max came up with??? I don’t know... Hurtman Joe rulez!

VM> Warm greetings,
VM> Slava!

cYa, aRTY/dR! · · ··· Email: Ar...@telecom.nov.ru · · ···


From Igor Gruzdev To All 12 September 1997

Yes? I seriously didn’t know... It seemed to me that this was invented when I was still on the Spectrum and hanging around on Vicom. It seems that Sergej Sewostjanov (or so) came up with these features. Although I may have forgotten over the years. :)

With all kinds of regards and wishes.
Igor.

... Admiration: polite recognition of similarities with us.