test-drb June 2001

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by dlw＠trailingedge.com

Argh!!! I just received an email from someone who just threw away 3 working Exidy Sorcerer's because they thought they'd never hear anything about them ever again. THEN they found my website. The fates mock me. :-( Well the good news is they may still have some Sorcerer newsletters they produced which I've asked to place on the site so I guess it isn't all bad. ----- "What is, is what?" "When the mind is free of any thought or judgement, then and only then can we know things as they are." David Williams - Computer Packrat dlw(a)trailingedge.com http://www.trailingedge.com

23 years

VAX 6000 SYSTEMS

by icc_uk＠yahoo.com

Good afternoon i found some information that you have some vax 6000's machines for disposal, we are a dec/compaq reseller and are currently looking for the ups unit part no: h7236-a which you have listed, we would either echnage this for any equipment that you require or offer you the sum of $400 for these psu's, if this would work for you please let us know by return email thanks ===== Leon Wheeler I.C.C(International Computer Connections) Tel:+44(0)1937-840420 Direct Line Fax:+44(0)1937-840421 Email: Leon(a)icc4it.co.uk __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

23 years

Versatec board (ID and claim it)

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> I have a board that describes itself as: > > VERSATEC > LSI 11 DIFF INTF > 22 BIT ADDRESS > G10-024898- > > I believe it is an interface to some sort of hard copy device. If > anyone wants it, it is theirs for the price of shipping. An interface for a Versatec Plotter... most likely one of the electrostatic variety (as opposed to their early dot-matrix models)... Do I win? -dq

23 years

Request for those skilling in locating odd bits-

by mmcfadden＠cmh.edu

There are lots of surplus old x-ray equipment that is being disposed of by hospitals and clinics. Some is sent overseas. Maybe you could intercept some. There is some danger if it is used improperly. >Request for those skilling in locating odd bits- >> I am looking for a real x-ray generator- Modifying kitchen >>appliances or using thyratrons coated with magnesium won't due. I have >> x-ray tubes and all the rest, but the power supply is the toasted bit. >I recall an article in a late-50s/early-60s issue of Scientific >American that detailed the construction of an X-Ray machine. Mike mmcfadden(a)cmh.edu

23 years

FW: Whats a reasonable collection?

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> Douglas Quebbeman skrev: > > >To round out that heterogeny, you need a set of Thomas-Conrad ARCNet > >cards (unless you can find 20Mbps-Datapoint cards), a passive hub, > >and a serial-port-based Token-ring network that uses software written > >in Russia. The Russian software lets you host drives that are actually > >shares from other machines! > > Why Thomas-Conrad in particular? Once widely available as surplus... > Is there some kind of 20Mb Arcnet version? Datapoint had a spec for 20MBs ARCnet; I don't know if anyone every implemented it. Too bad, at that speed it would have been superior to Ethernet until the 100Mbs era began (ARCnet uses CSMA/CA to avoid collisions, instead of CSMA/CD to detect them). > >You'll want to use a Mac to bridge Ethernet to Localtalk, if you > >can find the software... > > Or why not a Shiva box? Ooo, you got a Shiva box? Sexy! > >What else? > > Apollo Tokenring, FDDI... Got the Apollo, just don't have one with two slots so I can bridge the two networks yet... -dq

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Whats a reasonable collection?

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> Not senility but rather an afflication known as CRS or "Can't Remember > Shit" - I'm also 44 and it hits me regularly. Not old enough to have > indulged the "bad acid" of Woodstock but there is definitely a ton of crap > between my ears that occasionally has a problem in the recovery mode. :-) Yeah, CRS, that's the ticket... > > -----Original Message----- > From: owner-classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org > [mailto:owner-classiccmp@classiccmp.org]On Behalf Of Douglas Quebbeman > Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 5:50 AM > To: 'classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org' > Subject: RE: Whats a reasonable collection? > > > Senility set in for me well before my current age of 44, so > I could be wrong.... what i can be sure of is that the name > of the MCA designer was a very familiar name to me as a micro > enthusiast. > -dq >

23 years

Will the Owner of the Blue SGI Indy . . .

by jeff.kaneko＠juno.com

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23 years

Looking for info - En-link Ethernet card for the Apple II

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> On Wed, 27 Jun 2001, Mike Ford wrote: > > > Is there an active area for 6502 programmers, mailing list > > or usenet group? > > I think comp.sys.apple2.programmer (or something like that) > should still be around. > > > Two of my friends were real hotshots (Randy Hyde and Brian Fitzgerald) > > so I planned to bug them when I got started again, but it could be > > really picking cobwebs for both of them. I do still have a Apple II > > nicely decked out ready to run LISA, but I guess I should update to > > the version that fully used a IIgs. > > No assemblers for me...I program in hex! On toy computers maybe... *real* iron requires octal! (from one who is decoding octal dumps again) -dq

23 years

Whats a reasonable collection?

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> On Wed, 27 Jun 2001, Douglas Quebbeman wrote: > > > Not many know this, but Chuck Peddle, who designed MCA, also gave it > > legs to run up to 100MHz. However, I don't think IBM ever implemented > > an MAC bus at that speed. > > Wow, I didn't know Peddle designed MCA. What else did he do > (besides the 6502 and the PET)? As I said in another post, I could have this wrong, but the name of the MCA designer was for certain a very familiar name to me... and I don't hob-nob with engineers that much (just don't know any). Well, Gordon Bell and I have been swapping e-mails, but I wouldn't claim to *know* him. -dq

23 years

Request for those skilling in locating odd bits-

by xds_sigma7＠hotmail.com

Ok, for what its worth, it's only the desk the Wang mounts in that is in the garage... And it is a 2200MVP.. Also, for what its worth, should anyone ever need it, I have the software for a MINC on the original floppies.. And I know where there are like 4 MINC racks (sans MINC, else I'd have a MINC rather than merely having most of the boards from one). Oh yeah, in other words I'd love to find a MINC : ) Will J _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

23 years

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