Azimuth Head Alignment Kit
Utility: I/O Handling · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Interceptor Software · 1987 · Pound sterling 8.99
Also known as Azimuth Head Alignment Tape (English), Tape Head Azimuth Program (English)
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The package also contained a special screwdriver and a pointer (erm?). Came with {Joe Blade|Players Software|0002620} as bonus on the B-side. There was a separate release for the +2, which had {Wheelin Wallie|Interceptor Software|0014921} as bonus.
SPOT: Wheelin' Wallie (1987) -or- Joe Blade (1989) on B: side
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- AzimuthHeadAlignmentKit.tzx.zipTape image English26 KB
Documents
- AzimuthHeadAlignmentKit(EN).txtInstructions English10 KB
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- Kevin Parkercredited
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In the magazines
- Sinclair User #861989 · Overall80%
In the magazines 3
Sinclair User #86May 1989 · p.5680%80%
Overall 80%
Chris Jenkins 80%
Label: Interceptor Author: In-house Price: £8.99 Reviewer: Chris Jenkins Now this is just what you need if you spend half your time failing to load games, and the other half taking them back to the shop. It's not new, but the packaging is. The Azimuth Head Alignment Kit is a simple software utility designed to help you adjust the angle of the tape head on your Plus 2 cassette deck. Mis-aligned tape heads, which aren't exactly perpendicular to the tape, are the major cause of loading problems - and with more and more multi-load games on the market, it's more likely that you'll experience problems. Supplied with a special screwdriver for adjusting the head angle, the package consists of a software cassette which squirts a 2000 baud signal into your Plus 2. By determining the angles between which the signal is strongest, and watching a counter reading off the signal, you can adjust the tape head to the correct angle. Then you should have no trouble loading Joe Blade, the free bonus game on the reverse of the tape. Jolly good it is too, as you may know, and the final incentive you may need to invest in this invaluable utility.
News/Note2
- Sinclair User #60Mar 1987 · p.21
- ZX Computing #35Mar 1987 · p.5
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