Commodore 64 Epyx Fast Load Clone. Board finished in silver ENIG on purple solder mask and white silk screen.
Each unit is assembled by me and tested before being shipped.
I test these using 2 variations of Commodore 64's (C64 and C64C) and 2 variations of 1541 drives (1541 and 1541-II)
I also test these carts on a Commodore 128 (using Commodore 64 mode) with a 1571 drive.
The Software on the ROM is version 3, this is on an M27128 Eprom.
The casing for this will be printed in GOLD PLA.
Further details can be seen at:
https://github.com/svenpetersen1965/Epyx-FastLoad/blob/master/Rev.%201/pdf/Epyx_FastLoad_v1.pdf
I will ship USPS First class mail in a 5x3x2 box well padded.
Additional info from Wikipedia:
"Epyx Fast Load allows programs to load from the Commodore 1541 disk drive at 2,500 bytes per second, approximately five times faster than the normal speed. Since it is stored on a cartridge, and thus provides instant access without requiring any hardware modification of the C64 or the disk drive, the Fast Load quickly became a very popular peripheral among C64 users.
In addition to disk acceleration, the cartridge also provides a built-in version of the Commodore DOS Wedge. This dramatically reduces the number of keystrokes needed to load or save files or perform disk operations, and makes the cartridge even more convenient.
Epyx Fast Load incorporates a machine language monitor. Although it does not include an assembler, as most "standard" C64 ML monitors do, it includes a wide array of powerful debugging tools. These include disassembly, single-stepping, and an automatic machine code relocator.
A crude disk editor is also included with the cartridge, which displays raw data from floppy disks in classical hex+ASCII split screen mode. Among other things, the disk editor can be used to enter cheat codes and do the home computer equivalent of ROM hacking.
In the unusual case of software that doesn't work with the Fast Load, the cartridge can be disabled via a menu command, thus avoiding the need to physically remove and reinsert it.
While the original 1984 version of the Fast Load will not work with the SD2IEC floppy drive emulation system, newer variants of the cartridge do support it."
Link to the fast load manual:
https://archive.org/stream/Fast_Load_Cartridge_Manual/Fast_Load_Cartridge_Manual_djvu.txt