On Oct 4, 2022, at 15:14, William Sudbrink via cctalk
<cctalk(a)classiccmp.org> wrote:
Anyone familiar with this board (S-100 graphics adapter) knows that the
schematics and documentation for it and the matching palette board are
unavailable. I recently made a remarkable discovery on the web:
https://store.gepower.com/mpps/parts/en/USD/search?sortParam=relevance
<https://store.gepower.com/mpps/parts/en/USD/search?sortParam=relevance&solr
sortby=&inValidProductsList=&isSearchTypeAdv=false&recentSearch=&defaultStor
e=parts&shipToAddrCodeHdnSearchPg=&soldToCompanyIdHdnSearchPg=&soldToCompany
CurrencyHdnSearchPg=&text=60628&CSRFToken=3b6088cc-11d1-42c2-8a92-acab81491e
0a>
&solrsortby=&inValidProductsList=&isSearchTypeAdv=false&recentSearch=&defaul
tStore=parts&shipToAddrCodeHdnSearchPg=&soldToCompanyIdHdnSearchPg=&soldToCo
mpanyCurrencyHdnSearchPg=&text=60628&CSRFToken=3b6088cc-11d1-42c2-8a92-acab8
1491e0a
If you follow that link, you will see that GE Power seems to have them in
stock in their parts store. My guess is that, at one time, they used them
as part of a power plant control room. What I'm hoping is that they have
one with the original documentation. Unfortunately, despite several
enquiries, I have been unable to make any contact with anyone in GE Power
that might offer me one for sale or otherwise help. So, I'm throwing it out
to the general community of collectors. You need to be a certified GE Power
customer, contractor or a GE Power employee to access the web store any
further than that link. Anybody know someone who could sign and check?
Thanks,
Bill Sudbrink
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