> From: Dave McGuire <mcguire(a)neurotica.com>
> Well, by way of explanation... My trademark on the rescue list is to
> say "Is she cute?" for ANY mention of any sister, wife, female
> coworker, any female at all.
What rescue list?
Glen
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All,
With regards to the DEC CDs, I will extract the titles of the manuals (about 200, I think) and post them. There are too many service bulletins and the titles are all numbered, so I won't have the time for that. For those who requested the CD's, I will let you know when they are ready -- some time this week. I am not sure that mounting images of the CDs on ftp is a good idea (I don't know what the copyright issues are there), but I don't mind making copies for those who want them.
...oh -- and yes, I will let you know about the stuff that I would like to get pretty soon... :-)
Cheers,
Frederic Charpentier
On Dec 9, 18:13, Jerome Fine wrote:
> Memorex used to have a web site that listed all the properties of
> DECTape (i.e. I for the TK50 with the name in brown) on the plastic
> holder and DECTape II (II i.e. for the TK70).
ObNitPick (just to prove we're back in list mode :-)): I believe Jerome
means CompacTape and CompacTape II. DECTape is the 3/4" stuff on the
"funny little reels".
Nominal capacities are 95MB for TK50 and 295MB for TK70. I suspect a
larger blocking factor will indeed get you more partitions on the TK70.
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
On December 8, Tothwolf wrote:
> Another interesting tidbit about this box, it still has its inventory
> sticker from NASA, and it orig cost good old uncle sam $22,000+. Anyone
> else wonder why they didn't have it outfitted with a network interface of
> somesort, especially with it costing that much already?
Not at all. Not all computers are used as part of networks, you
know. ;)
-Dave
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Dave McGuire
St. Petersburg, FL
> If I remember correctly, there was a machine code program
> printed once to play "music" with a ZX80 using this method!
Older. Dr. Dobb's Journal, Issue #2... 8080 code, played
Daisy and something else, modulating the S-100 INT signal.
-dq
The local Barnes and Noble has one copy of this book:
The Theory and Practice of Modem Design
John A.C. Bingham
Format: Hardcover, 1st ed., 480pp.
ISBN: 0471851086
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
Pub. Date: November 1990
It's not cheap ($160) but it looked reasonably meaty and I doubt it's easy
to find. If anyone wants it, let me know.
-- Derek
Well after some searching I find that this monster is a "controller" (I
guess a terminal or network controller).
Anyway I'm taking offers (shipping would be added to the offer unless you
pick up in KY) for it - condition (other than good general external
condition) is unknown, haven't even put a powr cord to it yet.
I was just reminded of when I overclocked an F11 chipset on a
PDP-11/23 (KDF11-A) to 18MHz. It seems to me that it might be
possible to overclock the 78032 on a KA630. Anybody ever done that?
-Dave
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Dave McGuire
St. Petersburg, FL
> Chris-
>
> Whew, sorry I forgot about you, with the list
> being down, the depression nuked my recall.
Oops! Sorry, meant to press the "private send"
button... again...
-dq