KIM Uno. Let's give this budget friendly KIM-1 clone kit a go!

[@adamt3912]

Nice build and thanks for the info on the resources (books and tape files), must check those out.

[@JamiesHackShack]

You got it! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@RudysRetroIntel]

Excellent video, and you should have at least 5000 more subs! Thanks for sharing

[@JamiesHackShack]

Ha I wish! You are too kind! Thanks a bunch!

[@MichaelDoornbos]

Good stuff

[@JamiesHackShack]

Thanks!

[@ElectronicaSovietica]

This is really cool, I might see if I can get one of these kits sent to me in Kazakhstan. I've started a channel where I'm going to demonstrate my collection of Soviet microcomputers, including some microtrainers similar to the Kim-1

[@JamiesHackShack]

Nice! I've subscribed to you. Looking forward to what you share. Thanks for watching!

[@noureddinebenakrim5458]

Nice work, IS this Kim one Can emulate somme other Real IO or not?

[@JamiesHackShack]

Hey thanks for watching. I personally have only ever interacted with it via the direct keypad or via serial terminal to type or send in converted paper tape files. Always possible to maybe hack something in. What do you have in mind? Here is a manual if interested. hacksterio.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/pdf_file/file/150943/KIM%20Uno%20Manual%20v2.pdf

[@MotownBatman]

New Sub; Dryden, Mich. Wizard! Really Cool Sir, well done

[@JamiesHackShack]

Welcome aboard! Awesome username! Thanks for watching and subscribing!