Entry 1002: Blog: 1

Hi

On 24th January 2004 I helped a fellow Amigan by sending
him a copy of the A4000 Service Manual. Yesterday I went
to see him and he let me have it back and gave me all of
this as a thankyou.....

Just part of the full list....

Amiga 3000 with A-MAX II+ by Readysoft Mac Emulator
Computer has two hard drives. Battery replaced in 2003.
A4000 EC 030 with 1.2 GB HD CyberGraphics and CD Rom
A4000 030 Basic no boards
Amiga 1000 complete with mint box and Spirit board
Amiga 1000 in original Commodore blue red box mint
Amiga 1000 complete in original Amiga 'tick' box
Amiga 600 with 80mb hard drive
Amiga 600 in Commodore blue red box 80mb HD + memory card
Amiga 600 - The Wild The Weird The Wicked 
Amiga 500 Cartoon Classics plus expansion
Amiga 500 with Workbench 1.3
Amiga 500 Screen Gems with all seals intact - Removed A501 cheese
Amiga CDTV - Complete in original Commodore blue red box
Amiga CDTV without box complete with remote, keyboard this
unit fitted with adaptor for two mice. 
GVP A530 Turbo 40MHz Impact Series II Sidecar for the A500
Amiga 1081 Monitor
A530 User Guide, power supply, install disks
Boxed 1411 CDTV black floppy drive
second CDTV floppy drive
A4000 daughter board
Boxed A520 modulator
2 No KCS PowerPC Boards for the Amiga 500 ( Never opened )
A3000 - Quick Connect - How to set up the Amiga 3000
Amiga 3000 Thick binder - Volume 1
Amiga 3000 Thick binder - Volume 2
Introducing the Commodore Amiga 3000
The Amiga Handbook
The Amiga System
The Kickstart Guide to the Amiga
CDTV Service Manual
A3000 Monitor Cable
A1000 Serial Lead
2 x Amiga 3000 chips 8520A-1 1790-24
Amiga 1000 mouse
Musical Instrument Digital Interface for the A500
Big box of assorted cable leads
2 x A2000 keyboards
3 x A4000 keyboards
GVP Products Guide 1992
Spirit Inboard 1000 Series Installation Guide
Connecting the Amiga 1000 Memory Expansion
Connecting the Amiga 1000 External Floppy Drive
Amiga 1000 Circuit Board Diagram
AmigaDOS V1.1 and v1.2 User Guide and Software boxed
Amiga Kickstart 1.1
Amiga Enhancement Software special pack
CDTV CDPD II
CDTV The Demo
17-Bit The Continuation Disc
AmigaDOS Quick Reference
Amiga 1200 Users Guide x 3
Amiga BASIC
Amiga 1085s User Guide
A4000 Service Manual - 29th Jan 2004
AmigaDOS
Using the Amiga Workbench
Workbench 3  V3
Amiga NET User Manual - Hydra Systems
Commodore 1940/42 User Guide
Using the Amiga Workbench
Introducing the Amiga 600
A4000 Warranty and receipt - Cost 1200
4" thick Manual for the Amiga - Using the System Software
Amiga 600 User Guide
The Amiga Handbook - david Lawrence
AmigaWorld - Official AmigaDOS Companion
AmigaBASIC
Introducing the Amiga
DOS2DOS Software plus manual
AUI Cribcards 1-22
MegaMaths
MicroMaths
Deluxe Paint III
Amiga Format - Get the Most
AmigaDOS Reference Guide
presenting the Amiga
Deluxe Paint IV
VizaWrite Desktop
SuperBASE Professional - Folder plus Software
Amiga Format Special - The Ecyclopaedia of the Amiga
Box of assorted disks, early Workbench and PD stuff.
Byte n Back Hard Disk Back Up Utility
Imagine 2.9 Software
CrossDOS Version 5
CrossPC PC-XT Emulator
Imagine 3.0 Book and Software
Introduction to the Amiga
Real 3D - Thick binder plus software
Flight Simulator II - SubLOGIC
Professional Page 4.1 - Thick Binder
Personal Paint 4
ABEKAS/EXABYTE Loader + Saver Module
Art Department Professional
can-Do Large manual and software
Dr T's Music Software Manual
Boxed copy of X Copy plus dongle
Pixel 3D Version 2
Tekmagic Plus Disk and Installation Guide
MegalaSound
Hanna Barabara Animation Workshop
AMOS The Creator
AMOS in Action - Anne and Len Tucker
Clarissa
Amiga Basic - Paul Fellows
Amiga Shopper PD Directory
AmigaBASIC Inside and Out
Amiga Format Get the Most out of Your Amiga
AEGIS Modeler boxed
Alien Breed 3D
Sensible Soccer Limited Edition
Superfrog CD32
Space Hulk
Black Crypt
75 PD Fred Fish Disks
150 Cover Disks
Workbench 3.1 disks
Plus the full set of Just Amiga magazines.
....... Plus boxes of books, software,
games, disks, manuals, samplers, cables etc etc etc.

And on and on and on. And he wanted nothing in return.
He was happy that all of his treasured Amigas were going
to a safe home. I was more than happy to oblige.

We had developed a friendship through Amibench and 
yesterday was the first time we had actually met. 

Thanks to Chris... A treasured Amigan. 

PS: He did keep his A4000 and A1200 Workhorses that he
uses daily. After all he is an Amigan

The A530 - A4000 and A3000 - CDTV - Amiga 1000 - Amiga's boxed
And yes I am a lucky guy

Entry 1002: Blog: 2

Collecting Amiga kit never ceases to amaze me as to what
turns up that is totally new to me. Take the monthly
magazine Just Amiga. It ran for 58 editions and yet
has never ever turned up amongst the many thousands
of magazines I have collected. I have the full set of
58 plus quite a few number of seconds. 

The article below from Amigamags UK best sums up the mag

Quote from www.magazines.ch/amigamagsuk

"JAM was a rather good, subscription only magazine called
Just Amiga Monthly. It ran to 58 editions (mostly monthly) 
and was produced by Jeff Walker with contributions from the 
readers. It was a magazine that dealt exclusively with the 
serious side of the Amiga and did not cover any games. It 
was billed as "The Worlds most Black And White Amiga Magazine"

It was produced entirely on an Amiga, using normal Amiga 
programs. It was printed commercially and in my opinion one 
of the very best Amiga magazines ever produced. It folded 
when Jeff no longer had the time to carry on.

It was taken over by Larry Hickmot and incorporated into EM 
another subscription only magazine, this time concentrating 
on desktop publishing. Jam was the first magazine in the UK 
to run regular items about AMINET and review programs from 
the archive. It issued the final edition in December 1995. "

One full set of Just Amiga - The first and last edition

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