not chip but commondore vic-20

[okidoki73]

this days im trying to get my hands on a vic-20(and c64,plus 4 and c16 but mostly vic20) becouse that was the first computer i ever layd my hands on back in 1980.i see a lot of them on ebay(its so cool i get tears i my eyes) but its almost imposibol to get one her in norway and i cant remember if the computer in it self or any other stuff like the game catriges is pal or ntsc or if that dosen mean anything becouse of the rf modulator fiks that.

so what i want answer on is can i use a US vic-20 and rest of the old commondore computers and all the catriges and stuff like that her in norway?

and yes i now the answers is on the web but i like the answers her,easyer to understand her

[Tech^Cellfish]

There is a C64 out on the norwegian auction site qxl.no (Not the breadbox version, but one that has the 'amiga' look)

Vic-20's are popular amongst collectors so they are more rare. There are some collectors of Commodore in Norway. I know of a Norwegian girl that has one of the few C65's produced. I'm sure of you google a bit you can contact some of those collectors and check if they have some extra's for sale.

[okidoki73]

ooh,another guy from norway....HI

i now of the c64 on qxl,i do follow it.
i forgot about a nice vic20 on qxl yesterday,overbid by 50kr

u collect chips u to? do u have a list of them if u do?

[Tech^Cellfish]

I followed the cpu-museum.de forum for a bit.. had some chips. Sold it off to you on ebay about a week or two ago (13 chips remember?). I'm really a coin collector and found out that I can't afford both. So I will sell of all the chips I find. I just like to help others with their collections.

I have only one chip now: Motorola MC68EC000FN10 that I think I will put on eBay when I get more chips to sell.