Nov 9, 2025
Commodore 1541 floppy drive jenga
VCF Midwest 20
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Commodore 1541 floppy drive jenga
VCF Midwest 20
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Some of DLCC's 1980's Commodore Computer Hardware
Some of my 1980's Commodore computer hardware, including 1541 5¼" floppy disk drives, 1541-II 5¼" floppy disk drives, a Commodore cassette tape unit, miscellaneous video connectors, cables, power bricks, and more.
And the adventure continues! 👍
Commodore1541 version1 by Rene Achter
commodore 1541-II disk drive
Commodore 1541 drive
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The coolest Commodore 1541 floppy drive I’ve got, using switch-mode power regulators instead of linear ones. The resulting higher efficiency in both reduced power draw and lower heat output is pretty fucking awesome.
Commodore 1541 Floppy Drive
I bought yet another 1541 drive. This time, it’s a rainbow label model, however the plastic of the case is the lighter shade associated with the VIC-20. It’s bearings are a bit loud, but it runs fine. I think it goes well with my rainbow label VIC-20. It looks rather nice in my stack of VIC colored drives.
RUN June 1986
GEOS, a full-blown graphical user interface and application suite for the 8-bit, 6502-powered, 64K Commodore 64 received prominent attention in this issue. One article mentioned Commodore’s success in Canadian schools, although I have to admit I never saw their hardware in my elementary school...