This is a working TRS 80 Model 1 system complete with the Radio Shack monitor, LNW expansion interface, three floppy disk drives, dual cassette drives, over 50 floppy disks, a huge quantity of documentation, plus much more. The power cables and interface cables are included. You aren't likely to find such a complete TRS 80 Model 1 setup anywhere else, especially with all the included software and documentation.
This system has the well-respected LNW Research System Expansion board with the optional LNDoubler double-density disk drive adapter. The base unit is a Model 1 Level 2 with 16K of RAM. The LNW System Expansion has an additional 32K of RAM, floppy drive interface, parallel printer port, RS-232 serial port, dual-cassette interface, and a sound board and speaker.
The floppy disk drives include a single-sided, double density boot drive plus two dual-sided, double density drives. A spare single-sided drive (for parts) is included).
The system quickly boots up, loads and runs programs, and functions quite well. I put this system together about 45 years ago to use for both business and personal purposes. I have labeled the connectors and cables to assist in making proper hookups. Note that due to the age and nature of these devices, I cannot offer a guarantee of continued functionality, but the TRS 80 Model 1 still has a thriving community of dedicated users who are happy to offer very helpful advice. The 5.25” floppy disk drives can be a little temperamental at times, but with over 50 floppies included, you'll have plenty of additional options. I'm including a signal conditioner which can help with reading cassette tapes (the TRS 80 was always a little picky about volume settings) but most of the cassette programs were transferred to floppy disks so you probably won't have to fiddle with cassettes too much anyway.
Both the TRSDOS and DOS Plus operating systems are included. Although DOS Plus has more capabilities, some software will only work on TRSDOS. With this system you can run either one just by booting from the correct floppy disk.
Please remember that this system is 45 years old. Unlike today’s PCs, the TRS-80 is not a plug-and-play computer. That's one of the reasons I've carefully labeled every cable and connector. It also is not compatible with modern PC software. I've included floppy disks which include many TRS 80 games and applications such as Scripsit (word processor) and the first spreadsheet program—VisiCalc, so that you'll have a lot of fun using this system.
You must agree that you are buying this system with the understanding that some parts may fail due to age and not everything can be expected to work properly. Tinkering is part of the fun of owning an old computer system and the huge quantity of included documentation should help you to resolve most issues you may encounter.
Here’s a list of many of the items that are included:
· TRS-80 Model 1 Level 2 48K
o 16K RAM in keyboard
o V 1.2 ROM
o Lower case modification with toggle switch
o Clock speed-up modification
o Gold expansion connector
o Joystick port and joystick (untested)
· LNW Expansion Interface
o 32K RAM in expansion unit
o Sound with speaker and volume control
o LNDoubler 5/8 double-density drive adapter
o RS-232 serial port
o Parallel printer port
o Dual cassette ports
o Documentation (original)
§ PC Board User Manual and assembly instructions
§ LNDOUBLER 5/8 User Manual
· Floppy Disk Drives
o BASF 6106 single-sided double-density boot drive
o Two RFD480 double-sided double-density drives
o Spare BASF 6106 (untested)
o BASF Floppy Drive Technical Manual
· TRS-80 Video Display (includes original Operating Instructions)
· Cassette Drives
o Realistic CTR-80 (includes Owner’s Manual)
o Realistic CTR-41
o All cables necessary for dual-cassette operation
o System to expansion unit cable (necessary for sound output even when cassette drives are not used)
o Cassette signal conditioner
· Operating Systems
o DOS Plus Operating System
§ Version 3.4 system disks
§ Version 3.5 system disks
§ User Manual – Original & complete
o TRS-DOS
§ Version 2.3 system disks
§ Radio Shack Disk Operating System/Disk Basic Reference Manual
· Additional Documentation
o TRS-80 Videotex / Compuserve Information Service Terminal Package
o Radio Shack TRS-80 Micro Computer Technical Reference Handbook
o Radio Shack TRS-80 User’s Manual
o Radio Shack Level II BASIC Reference manual
o Radio Shack Information Guide for New Computer Users
o Radio Shack Expansion Interface Hardware Manual
o Radio Shack Keyboard Debounce and real-Time Clock Manual
o Radio Shack TRS-80 Editor/Assembler User Instruction Manual (copy)
· Additional Software (some original and some copies) – may or may not be usable
o TRS-80 Compiler BASIC
o TRS-80 VisiCalc (spreadsheet)
o Profile
o Scripsit (word processor)
o Radio Shack Fortran
o Miscellaneous program cassettes
o Miscellaneous floppy disks (50+)
I will only accept cash. No checks, credit cards, trades, or other forms of payment. I will not ship this system--you must pick it up in person in the VC Highlands a short distance off Geiger Grade (Hwy 341) between Reno and Virginia City only. Everything is in four large boxes weighing over 120 pounds in total, so you'll need a vehicle which can accommodate the volume.
Please respond via email or by calling. I won't receive texts. I also won't respond to messages asking me to enter a code somewhere. I will only deal in person.