Hi,
I have these 3 books which are free for postage:
1) M68HC11E Family Technical Data
2) M68HC11 HCMOS Single-Chip Microcomputer Programmer's Reference Manual
3) MC68HC711D3 Technical Data
Pic: https://imgur.com/TQhzUHJ
Located: Toronto Canada
--Toby
Now 455 ?!?!?!?!
From: William Sudbrink [mailto:wh.sudbrink@verizon.net]
Sent: Monday, July 18, 2022 10:56 AM
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Subject: Can someone explain...
Why anybody would bid more than three hundred dollars for a bunch of ribbon
cables?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234623364778?hash=item36a0a46eaa:g:y1oAAOSwwQdiz550
Unless there's something I'm not seeing here, I can easily (and exactly)
reproduce them.
I could even make them with red or "rainbow" cables if you prefer. I'll do
a set for the
"bargain" price of $250.
Bill S.
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Hello again.
Before I begin, this is a re-send of a message I sent to cctech, which
didn't get through. So, if there are still plans to keep the cctech
address live, could someone look at this, please.
Anyway, to get to the point:
I have been doing some more digging, mainly in my basement. The
following stuff is available for free to anyone who can come and collect it.
DEC networking stuff:
DECServer 300
Multiport repeater DEMPR-AB
DECRepeater 200
DEC Microserver DEMSA-A
Another piece of network kit: Retix 2265M 802.3 bridge
A Compaq 2260 "Portable II" lunchbox PC
A Penny & Giles 7000D double QIC drive. No idea what that conencts to.
I'm starting on my (surprisingly large) collection of printers and
related stuff. This may require some sorting when people collect -
there is at least one box of printer parts containing things like paper
guides, winding knobs, and even tractor feed attachments, which need
putting with the correct machines!
Anyway, the following have already surfaced, and there is more to come:
TI Silent 700 terminal, model 743KSR
Mannesmann Tally MT80+ (little 80-column impact dot matrix machine,
quite nice packaging, slight chip on cover,)
HP9195AB Scanjet Plus flatbed scanner
Nicolet Zeta 8A pen plotter
Finally, one piece of DEC kit I didn't mention last time is the Magtape
drive. This is the sort that takes up the top 18U or thereabouts of a
rack, but doesn't go very deep. I've been sorting through my Unibus
cards (some of which are taken, but others may appear here), but I have
no idea what cards would drive this tape machine. Can anyone help?
The same disclaimers as last time apply:
> Everything is offered as seen. Most of it doesn't work. You have been
> warned.
>
> Finally, I have set up an e-mail address for you to reply to if you are
> interested: declutter(a)axeside.co.uk. I hope to spot replies to the list
> too, but it will help if you copy them to that address as well.
Thanks again,
Philip.
Hello,
I have a couple of Epson printers looking for a home.
MX-80
FX-80 - with manual and (box I think)
Both are parallel interface - Centronics, dot matrix printers taking pin feed paper and roll paper, both were working when placed in store, but condition now unknown (might be possible to test if required).
Located in UK - Lancashire. Please reply off list to mike_t_norris(a)hotmail.com
Regards Mike Norris
>> A Penny & Giles 7000D double QIC drive. No idea what that conencts to.
>
> If it's anything like the 7100 single-drive unit I have here, it has
> an RS232 interface and is designed for use in data logging systems.
That sounds right.
>> Finally, one piece of DEC kit I didn't mention last time is the Magtape
>> drive. This is the sort that takes up the top 18U or thereabouts of a
>> rack, but doesn't go very deep. I've been sorting through my Unibus
>> cards (some of which are taken, but others may appear here), but I have
>> no idea what cards would drive this tape machine. Can anyone help?
>
> Not without some clues, like a model number...
Oops. TU16, I think.
Philip.
I am trying to work out why my PDP 11/24 CPU is not working. To do so I want
to use my logic analyser on the F-11 chips. I have a regular 40-pin test
clip, but it doesn't make a good contact with the pins on the F-11 chips.
The test clips I have are made for regular DIP chips where the legs come out
horizontally from the side of the chip before turning 90 degrees and going
down into the board. On the F-11 chips the pins are pretty much stuck to the
side of the chip body and so the clip can't make a good contact.
Does anyone have any tips for attaching a test clip to the F-11 chips?
Thanks
Rob
Why anybody would bid more than three hundred dollars for a bunch of ribbon
cables?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234623364778?hash=item36a0a46eaa:g:y1oAAOSwwQdiz550
Unless there's something I'm not seeing here, I can easily (and exactly)
reproduce them.
I could even make them with red or "rainbow" cables if you prefer. I'll do
a set for the
"bargain" price of $250.
Bill S.
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Wow great! Location???
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On Mon, Jul 18, 2022 at 11:21 AM, Robert Ollerton<rollerton(a)gmail.com> wrote: I've got a H89 I could cut loose
On Sun, Jul 17, 2022 at 4:40 PM ED SHARPE via cctalk <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org> wrote:
Heath h-100 h-200 computer added to SMECC with discs books etc anyone else running one like this? Ours is version with built in keyboard builtin dual floppies 8085 plus 8888 and monitor is separate unit sitting on top...Ed# P.S. We never got the H89 that was headed our way.... some guy absconded with it I guess... alas.... so once we get that think we have THE SET except for the analog computers that Heath Produced ( still looking??? Help???)
