A redesigned 8 bit computer from the early eighties running CHIP-8.
Originally designed by Hugh Anderson and Graeme Teesdale it was published in kit form for the Australian publication Electronic Today International (ETI), called "A Learner's Microcomputer" issues May - November 1981.
The kit back then comprised of as CDP1802 as CPU, 1 Kb rom (0000 - 03ff) and upto 3 Kb of ram (0400 - 0fff) , a MC6821 for input on a hexadecimal keypad and a CDP1864 for the PAL Color Video, Sound and Clock.
The software binaries are a collection from Jim Modrouvanos batch converted to Intel Hex and Wav by python scripts.