These 6 tapes + special price tape if one where fast to become a member of this computer based club back in 1989 apparently. Data-Tronic / DataTronic was a sales and distribution company with their own catalogs, newsletters, PD-disks and several User Clubs with subscription disks back in the 80's and 90's.

I have recorded the tapes (created .TAP and exported .PRG archives) along with a scan of the physical tape and added it to my specific Data-Tronic section.

They would issue 6 tapes a year, so 1989 is now completed. Previously others have provided tapes from 1990, 1991 and 1992 which have all random missing items. The club started in 1987, so it basically means entire 1987 and 1988 is also missing. Unsure how many tapes where produced during 1987.

Along with these they would provide a sheet that explains more about each program on the tapes - which was not part of this package I purchased. Maybe someone out there have these or can provide a scan?

Currently tapes + scan + sheets missing:
T = Tape, S = Tape scan, P = Paper sheet scan

1987-#1: TSP
1987-#2: TSP
1987-#3: TSP
1987-#4: TSP
1987-#5: TSP
1987-#6: TSP

1988-#1: TSP
1988-#2: TSP
1988-#3: TSP
1988-#4: TSP
1988-#5: TSP
1988-#6: TSP

1989-#1: P
1989-#2: P
1989-#3: P
1989-#4: P
1989-#5: P
1989-#6: P

1990-#1: TSP
1990-#3: TSP
1990-#4: TSP

1991-#1: TSP
1991-#2: TSP
1991-#3: TSP

1992-#2: TSP
1992-#3: TSP
1992-#4: TSP
1992-#5: TSP
1992-#6: TSP




Some of the tapes must have been exposed to magnetic interference as some of the programs are very hard to read out (even it was recorded on both sides). The tapes themselves was in fantastic physical condition, no smudge, dust or wear. This also means that the .TAP file was also not possible to release. In fact I had to extract some broken files that are on the tapes from the D64 equivalent (Data-Tronic had mentioned that 99% of the tape programs was also available on disk (D64) version).

So far I had to replace:
"21-amiga pharao_fgz.prg" on tape: "Data-Tronic_Kassettklubben_c64_1989_06.zip"
with a fresh version from
"Data-Tronic_1989_Programklubben_C64_06B.d64" to keep the tape archive zipped true to its original release.

The following tapes are under investigation and further attempts of rescuing and/or beeing replaced by its D64 versions:
"Data-Tronic_Kassettklubben_c64_1989_02" and "mastermind.prg" = RECOVERED 100%
"Data-Tronic_Kassettklubben_c64_1989_03" and "gin.prg" = RECOVERED 90% or maybe more. Impossible to get any more data out of the tape and both sides are just as bad for this game. The game is playable until a bit out into the game, I have added a screenshot of what happens below.