Sinclair

 

ZX81Sinclair ZX81 [boxed]

I have 3 of these little machines which are the much more common successor to  the ZX80 (which I really want!) Features a Z80 CPU which went on to be used in many other more powerful home computers. This is only capable of black and white ASCII graphics but still had some great games. People brought these because they were a cheap introduction to the world of the Micro Computer. They came in Kit form or fully assembled (which was more expensive.) I got ll 3 of these from ebay. I paid £40 for the first one... And £5 for the other 2 in a job lot!

 

ZX Spectrum + [boxed]Spectrum +

This is an upgrade to the famous rubber keyed Spectrum 48K. it gave the impression that the Spectrum was a "Real" computer after all. What was strange about the Spectrum was - even though the machine was less powerful than the others on the market at the time - it still managed to have the best arcade conversions. Which was very annoying for me and my Amstrad CPC464!

 

Spectrum +2ZX Spectrum 128K +2 [boxed]

This machine was released after Amstrad brought out Sinclair and decided to remodel the Spectrum to look more like the Amstrad CPC machines... There was a problem though... These machines actually look cooler than the CPC machines and ended up affecting sales of Amstrads own machines! DOH! This machine has 128K RAM, 3 channel sound and a built in cassette drive (a better spec than the CPC464!)

 

Spectrum +3

Spectrum 128K +3 [boxed]

Amstrad discontinued the sales of the +3 very soon after launch as people were choosing it over the CPC6128 machine. Spectrum +3Like the +2 this machine features 128K RAM and 3 channel sound - but has a built in 3" disk drive instead of the cassette drive. I got both the +2 and +3 machines from the same seller on eBay.

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Sinclair Stock Pile

These are the Dragon Data items I currently have in my personal collection. I am always on the look out for other items and included below is a list of "Wanted items" and "Trade Items". If you would like to trade for anything on this page contact me - I will consider any trade for any system! Items for Trade appear in Yellow.

You can click on any item for a photo (where available.)

Hardware

Item Working? Boxed?
ZX Spectrum + Y Y
ZX Spectrum +2 Y Y
ZX Spectrum +3 Y Y
ZX81 [boxed / No Power or Instructions] Y Y
ZX81 [boxed complete] Y Y
ZX81 [boxed complete] Y Y

 

Games / Software

Format Item Boxed? How Many? System
CAS Ian Botham's test Match Y 1 128
CAS Cascade Cassette 50 Y 1 Spectrum
CAS Gauntlet Y 1 Spectrum
CAS Leaderboard Par 3 Y 1 Spectrum
CAS Screen Hero's Y 1 Spectrum
CAS Donkey Kong Y 1  +2
CAS Mario Bros. Y 1  +2
CAS Pro Golf Y 1  +2

 

Other Hardware

Item Working? Boxed?
Ram Joystick Interface [ZX Spectrum] Y N
ZX Panda 16 RAM Pack (Stonechip Electronics) Y N
ZX Panda 16 RAM Pack (Stonechip Electronics) [with instructions] Y N
ZX Panda 16 RAM Pack (Stonechip Electronics) [with instructions] Y N

 

Books / Magazines

 

Other

Wanted

Hardware

 

Games / Software

 

Other Hardware

 

Books / Magazines

 

Other

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