From: armin@retroplace.com   
      
   Hello,   
      
   a couple of weeks ago I have bought a KIM-1 on eBay. When it finally arrived,   
   it turned on like a charm, but I had no cassette interface (or even a cassette   
   player). Equally challenging: Anything I have coded, I could not save.   
      
   A recording program fixed the latter but I wanted to tryout Microchess and   
   could not be really bothered to type in close to a 1000 byte codes.   
      
   Instead I wrote a web app that will convert any byte code or assembler listing   
   you throw at it into a wave file that you then can play back into the KIM-1   
   just as if you would play a cassette back.   
      
   It works that well that I thought maybe there are some crazy ones like me that   
   enjoy to use it from time to time. Also, it opens a great way to develop for   
   the KIM-1 as you can edit you code, assemble and "kimpose" it one go.   
      
   Check it out here: https://www.retroplace.com/en/kimposer   
      
   Best   
      
   Armin   
      
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