The 64NIC+ is an RR-Net Compatible Ethernet / Internet device which plugs into the cartridge port. It also contains a socket for an EPROM where you can place up to 16 different ROM images, up to 16K each.
The cartridge was designed by Jim Brain for the Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club.
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V-1541To access CommodoreServer.com from your Commodore 64 computer, you need to run the V-1541 program on your C64. You may download the V-1541 disk image, but you will need to transfer it to a floppy disk. You will also need an Internet modem that supports RS-232 to Ethernet, such as the Comet64 Internet Modem.
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You must be signed-in to post comments.Goog 1/31/2017
@Tayger, you can use ChatteRR-Box software right now with the 64NIC+ and other RR-NET devices, but there is not currently a driver to allow the disk access like you can with user port devices. The Comet64 is unavailable at this time but there are other user port devices out there.
Tayger 1/27/2017
Hello Can I use this module with commodoreserver? Is there default software installed that allows me to connect to the Internet? I wanted to buy commodoreserver's modem but it's neither available atm nor do I get any answer by my mails.
Goog 3/3/2015
Yes, you can purchase from http://store.go4retro.com/64nic
aoeverli 2/28/2015
Is it possible to buy a cartridge like this ?