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April 15, 2020October 8, 2020 by Pawel Pieczul

Atari 1010 Tape Recorder

Resources

Wiki
Field Service Manual
Owner’s Guide
Helpful Hints

This tape recorder needs an external 9V AC power supply, unlike Atari 410 Tape Recorder which operates on 6V DC.

Please take a look at the other members of the XL family: Atari 1050 FDD, Atari 800XL, and Atari 600XL.

Internals

Board

Tape Mechanism

Reassembly

Cable Arrangements

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