That was an awesome video Jason. I have bought a couple of things through you and am happy that it may have helped keep the museum running. I hope to see part 2 soon. In Canada we don't get many opportunities to go to your fantastic museum so have to be happy with the 'virtual' museum.

I'm very suprised at the lack of viewings for the channel. I Think it is great. My Mother was a teacher in the early 80's and every teacher was offered chance to take a BBC Computer home over the summer holidays. Happy Days for me! The only thing negative about them was they were heavy just like tge monitors.

That Viglen keyboard reminds me of what used to happen at Acorn. We would hacksaw or jigsaw off the front of the beeb case to make a keyboard unit and then use a floppy cable to link it to the main board in the lower half of the case. It made for a moveable keyboard. Also ABC (aka ABM) keyboards on ordinary beebs were a bit of a thing too.

54:42 looks like an early MGT +D to me. Effectively a cut down Disciple, but largely compatible with it. Later ones were made by Datel and were usually white

Very cool Jason. Get in touch if you need any speccy membranes. Peter.

I could spend many happy days with that lot. :) Look forward to part 2.

Loved watching this. Good job.

I'd love to think those BBC-stamped donations were once touched by Mac, Fred Harris and Lesley Judd as discarded Micro Live props/demonstration machines... but we'll never know :-) Great video.

Really enjoyed this, great video.

If I had the money and space I'd buy a standard BBC and Cub monitor. Was always 2 boys to one BBC in my all boys school, so I never got a go. They were only in place for about 2 years I think, in late 80s then all cleared out.

Good video in general. A bit weird with the light levels going up and down in the wide shot. And it would help if, when you have something in your hand, you could hold it still instead of waving it about. Maybe even put it down in the overhead area (on the table so it's in focus) so we can get a clear look.

Great Video

The brown Spectrum+ box with the Royal Mail sticker at the end - this might have just been the shell without the motherboard. I got one through the post in a box just like that, and we took apart my rubber key Speccy to place inside. Instant keyboard upgrade, complete with a reset switch!

If any of that Spectrum or Amiga stuff requires medical attention, drop me a mail... we can always swing down to pick it up, i'll do it up, and return it when it's all ready !

Awesome video! I'd be like a kid in a sweet shop if I'd sorted through all that!

That was great. Would love to see more videos like this please :)

I still have that Amiga Chaos Pack for my Amiga 1200!

I spy Sony UVW series Betacam machines in the background. I used to repair those.

46:35 Bit like TV Shows. Was looking for Midnight Caller but it was never released on VHS or DVD, is not on any Streaming service yet the rights holders always flag it when any episode appears on KZfaq. Although we all agree piracy isn't good, sometimes its the only way to preserve stuff. Why continue to flag Midnight Caller episodes when the owners themselves won't release it, very annoying. Used to watch it back in the very early 90s on late night ITV.