TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A46
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On 19 Feb 2022, Mike Powell said the following...
 
 MP> > Not often that I tell a moderator "thank you" for a rules clarification.
 MP> > But, not unheard of. This is one of those occasions. Thanks.
 MP> 
 MP> I agree.  Many of these retro kit computers are a little above my skill
 MP> level, but I enjoy reading about other people's experience with them.

I've built several such kits and have a couple more lined up. My advice would
be that if it's something that interests you, go for it. No understanding of
why or how it works is necessary to assemble a kit computer, and you don't
have to build it all in one day. A little soldering here, a little soldering
there... You might make some mistakes, and you'll have to figure out how to
correct them, and that's when you start learning why and how it works. In my
experience, the makers and/or designers of such kits are extremely willing to
help in troubleshooting problems; *they're* the ones who have that knowledge.

Jeff.

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