The Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club's C=4 2007 Expo was held at the Drawbridge Inn in Fort Mitchell, KY, May 5-6 2007. Attendance was good and lots of people had lots of fun! You can click on the pictures for a larger image, but please excuse the image quality, as my camera failed and I had to use my handphone.
Sign at the entrance. The hotel's facilities were just right for our needs, and they let us stay up hacking past our bedtimes. |
Snogpitch mans the sign-in table (that's Robert Bernardo with the camera). |
A cornucopia for the Commodore connoisseur. The freebie table was picked over early, but when Dale Sidebottom started giving things away Sunday morning, the feeding frenzy started all over again. |
Demo tables. Showing were Doppelganger with his new RS-232 boards (from Jim Brain's design), Andy and Saraba with their Commodore calculator collection, Six and Elwix of Style (coding as usual), Jim Brain and his magic keyboard adapter, Cenbe with his stereo SID setup, and Jim Mazurek and Eric Kudzin, who had an LCD screen hooked up to a Plus 4. |
The demo schedule. I previewed some new libraries for the Power C compiler (since withdrawn). |
Jeff Ledger demonstrating his project, which uses a Propeller board hooked up to a VIC-20. |
Leif Bloomquist shows the VIC-20 multiple game cartridge. |
Leif also demoed his networked game, Artillery Duel, running on two '64s connected by RR-Net Ethernet boards. |
Dale sidebottom with his PostScript printing rig. |
Dinner at a local restaurant. |
Snogpitch giving away one of the raffle prizes (a Commodore calculator). |
"How Not to Code"... someone had a Commodore filing cabinet (sorry, the pictures didn't turn out). Inside was an old IBM manual for a plugboard operated accounting machine. |
Running a Commodore diagnostic cartridge against an item from the freebie table (the "It's dead, Jim" cartridge didn't help, either). |
Doppelganger removes some faulty RAM chips over at the soldering station. |
Six making SID music with some obscure non-Commodore operating system. |
Eric working on my CMD power supply (he got it working again). |