Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This 1000HX has the elusive PLUS-ISA RAM Expansion (640K total installed). It also has a Plus-ISA Riser Expansion with a Lo-Tech XT-IDE hooked to an industrial IDE to CF (Compact Flash) Adapter.
I still own this setup along with some Coco 1 & 2 goods. Curious who still loves Tandy. This 1000HX is quite capable.
Original video was not trying to be cinematic, just to show off to a few people in a discussion forum.
Original video:
youtu.be/jTUGGug8gQQ
Original description:
"Short video showing my Tandy 1000 HX computer with a newly installed Lo-tech 8bit IDE adapter and an 8GB Compact Flash card as a hard drive. MS-DOS 5.0 is installed on the primary partition. Shown here is the game Jumpman loaded off the CF."
If you like this video, please hit Like and Subscribe. Also please share to help build this channel. The more views, likes and subs I see, the more active I will be. I have a TON to share, but only if people are interested. I am an end user, a power user at that on the Commodore 8bit and 16bit lines.
Thank you for your time.
-Jim F (AKA redrumloa)
This 1000HX has the elusive PLUS-ISA RAM Expansion (640K total installed). It also has a Plus-ISA Riser Expansion with a Lo-Tech XT-IDE hooked to an industrial IDE to CF (Compact Flash) Adapter.
I still own this setup along with some Coco 1 & 2 goods. Curious who still loves Tandy. This 1000HX is quite capable.
Original video was not trying to be cinematic, just to show off to a few people in a discussion forum.
Original video:
youtu.be/jTUGGug8gQQ
Original description:
"Short video showing my Tandy 1000 HX computer with a newly installed Lo-tech 8bit IDE adapter and an 8GB Compact Flash card as a hard drive. MS-DOS 5.0 is installed on the primary partition. Shown here is the game Jumpman loaded off the CF."
If you like this video, please hit Like and Subscribe. Also please share to help build this channel. The more views, likes and subs I see, the more active I will be. I have a TON to share, but only if people are interested. I am an end user, a power user at that on the Commodore 8bit and 16bit lines.
Thank you for your time.
-Jim F (AKA redrumloa)










