AtariAge user tfhh (Jürgen van Radecke) is selling upgrade boards for 1,44MB floppies but it‘ll be hard to find a 1,44 drive that fits the Atari cutout. Those were not easy or cheap to buy even in the 90‘s.
Super easy, kidding. I spent a lot of time on the forums, and found the people who do this. Contact this seller on ebay https://www.ebay.com/usr/cazmusicteacher
I just got a Mega STE few months ago, and I love it. Also, you can get a VME to ISA bridge and install an ET4000 or Mach32 card and with the nova drivers get big 1024*768 resolutions. I have a few extra ET cards if you want. I went through similar upgrades for my US mega STE, was tough to find!
Enjoy it. I also have a Mega STe, but it's currently not on my desk. I personally more like the 1040er design, but that's personal taste. So my favored one is the 1040STe I have :)
AtariAge user tfhh (Jürgen van Radecke) is selling upgrade boards for 1,44MB floppies but it‘ll be hard to find a 1,44 drive that fits the Atari cutout. Those were not easy or cheap to buy even in the 90‘s.
I regret selling my TT030. I bought it as Atari Corp folded and cleared out their warehouses. It's such a great case. Enjoy!
Super easy, kidding. I spent a lot of time on the forums, and found the people who do this. Contact this seller on ebay https://www.ebay.com/usr/cazmusicteacher
There was a recent thread on AtariAge discussing a rather cheap Dell monitor that will accept 15kHz.
I just got a Mega STE few months ago, and I love it. Also, you can get a VME to ISA bridge and install an ET4000 or Mach32 card and with the nova drivers get big 1024*768 resolutions. I have a few extra ET cards if you want. I went through similar upgrades for my US mega STE, was tough to find!
Fun!
Enjoy it. I also have a Mega STe, but it's currently not on my desk. I personally more like the 1040er design, but that's personal taste. So my favored one is the 1040STe I have :)