I had no interest in this machine. It was okay, better than a ZX81 but rather late to the home computer race before the IBM became the standard. But given a PCB, I could either stick it in my junk box, re-gift it, or build it into a working machine. I chose the latter.
The Remix makes some improvements such as replacing eight 64k x 1-bit chips with two 64k x 4 bit chips.
I had to buy a ULA, which cost me £19.
Picture on the left shows the board so far. I have the chips that fit in the sockets.
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I used a 27C512 EPROM. I had many of these and the firmware is not going to change.