A4000T_PICS

Short:        AREA52 - Pictures of A4000T built by dtiberio
Uploader:     dtiberio libserv1 ic sunysb edu
Architecture: generic



    AREA52
    February 17th, 1995


        These photographs were scanned tonight after completing the
    construction of an AMIGA 4000T, based upon the Microniks riser
    board and custom built case. This allows the A4000 to use up to
    7 expansion cards at once and 10 drives.

        The 7 cards may be any combination of 7 Zorro II/III cards, with
    2 inline Video slots and 5 inline ISA slots (TBC's). Of the drives,
    6 5.25" and 2 3.5" drives are exposed, while 2 3.5" drives are
    hidden. All ports are accessible from the rear of the tower.

        The AMIGA 4000T in question was constructed by David Tiberio,
    Bob Dell, Mark Tiramani, and Mike Jaycox, with special thanks
    to Mark for flying to Europe for required parts, and to Mike for
    his mechanical expertise. Bob doesn't read any mail, so we won't
    have to thank him for anything. :)

        Also a great big thankyou to Manfred and the gang at Microniks
    for their excellent REV 4.0 design which even Commodore UK has its
    eyes on. The Microniks riser board proved to be the most valuable
    component we have found in years!


        And for you FLYER users out there, the boys in Topeka say that
    NewTek strongly approved of the first A4000T we sent them... so look
    for more A4000T systems with Microniks components!


    For more information, contact us at (516) 476-3516 or (516) 476-1615.


        David Tiberio   -  AREA52
        Bob Dell        -  DELL VIDEO
        Mark Tiramani   -  FOCUS GbR
        Mike Jaycox     -  JPV Productions