Doctor PC Jr from Bung

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drk421
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Doctor PC Jr from Bung

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I've been looking around for a while, and haven't had much luck. I guess most of them have been picked up by collectors.

How rare are these things?
And how much do they usually go for?
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Post by marvelus10 »

Head over to Tototek.com and join the forums there, they know a hell of a lot about those things.
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Post by kyuusaku »

Quite rare, $250-400.
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Post by ccovell »

I still have my old page about the Dr.PCJr. here: http://www.chrismcovell.com/drpcjr/

It was cool for its time, but a Powerpak or one of those keyboard Famiclones will bring you more enjoyment these days.
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Post by tepples »

ccovell wrote:a Powerpak or one of those keyboard Famiclones
That's the problem right there: the PowerPak doesn't work on clones, or I'd have bought one and started making programs that use the keyboard.
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Post by ccovell »

Yes, but I said a Powerpak or one of those clones might reproduce the thrill of the Dr. PC Jr.

If you want a proper FC system with keyboard to dev on, I recommend the Family BASIC keyboard, of course.
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Post by Jagasian »

Are there any good online sites that sell the keyboard based Famiclones?
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Post by RGB_Gamer »

tepples wrote:
ccovell wrote:a Powerpak or one of those keyboard Famiclones
That's the problem right there: the PowerPak doesn't work on clones, or I'd have bought one and started making programs that use the keyboard.
I personally had the PowerPak working on a Tristar/Super 8 converter (which is NOAC based) and it worked fine
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Post by 3gengames »

Well what was the problem?
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