Oh, I am -NOT- going to power any of htis up, I don't want to chance
blowing anything, this is a ca. ~ 1974 system so there's no knowing what
condition the caps are in...
I've got the 2100 now. no paper tape reader :( oh well....
it's a HP 2100A main chassis, i -THINK- it has it's full compliment of
boards,
I also have 2 HP 2640B terminals that went with it (according to the guy
I got it from)
he may also have 2 more of the terminals.
one of the keyboards has some plastic damage but they -look- like they
should be functional.
unfortunately he doesn't have any of the cabling except the one connected
to the terminal's keyboard.
If anyone is interested in some Sun 3 stuff in the Portland, OR area,
contact "rick at eaglet rain com".
I'm not sure what he has, he contacted me, and since I wasn't interested, I
offered to forward it to the mailing list.
Zane
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| | Classic Computer Collector |
+----------------------------------+----------------------------+
| Empire of the Petal Throne and Traveller Role Playing, |
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>> Hey! I still have LSL1 1.0 - 5.25" original disks, not a copy (fished it
>> out of a pile of debris left by a departing college student a number of
>> years ago)
>>
> It's... um... a *classic*!
>I have the original, text-based adventure game that Leisure Suit Larry is
>based on. It's for the Apple ][ and is called "Softporn Adventure".
I have the Atari 800 version, from memory there was also a TRS-80 version.
I'm sure I have an ad for it in at least one of my old magazines. I know I
remember ads for a series of porn themed text adventures, not sure if they
are related. Some of them were simple black and white text ads, but at
least one has a picture of a cheesecake model in a teddy sitting on a bed
with a TRS-80 model 3.
Hello,
I'm looking for an Hewlett-Packard 9880A/B hard disk drive
to use with a 9830 desktop computer, either to buy or borrow.
I've got half a dozen platters for this drive that I'd like to pull the
data from.
Does anyone have, or know where I could find such a drive?
Or even borrow some time on someone's working drive?
Any leads would be appreciated. If it's relevant, I'm located on
the east coast of the United States.
Cheers,
Dan
www.decodesystems.com/wanted.html
>One of the deal pages I haunt had this link, remember the I opener pc in a
>lcd screen people were sticking in a laptop drive and making little linux
>boxes etc.?
>
>Anyway this joint has refurbs for $65 shipped,
>http://www.badflash.com/iopener.html
I picked one up on eBay for just under that including shipping ($20
shipping, $35 win). That was with MUCH waiting and patience to get one
that low... so personally, if anyone wants one, $65 including shipping is
a pretty good deal.
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
>>Anyone know where to get a copy of Virtual Valerie? I
>>remember hearing about it years ago.
>
>I might have a copy... I think I also have VV2. I'll take a look later
>and let you know.
Ok, I have Virtual Valerie, but now I have changed computers and your
email address is on my other computer... so I'm letting you know via the
list, sorry.
I don't see Virtual Valerie 2 in my list of software, but I thought I had
it as well... alas if it isn't in my database, then I can't say for sure
where it would be (I do have a ton of software that hasn't made it into
my database yet, so I can't rule it out... but I can say that it isn't
something that will surface soon).
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
> Message: 48
> Subject: Removing Duct Tape Residue
> From: Christopher McNabb <cmcnabb(a)4mcnabb.net>
> To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
> Organization: The McNabb Family
> Date: 27 Jan 2003 22:28:26 -0500
> Reply-To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
>
> While out in Idaho picking up a PDP-11/83 I also managed to pick up a
> working LA-100 at a government surplus place. It had a piece of duct
> tape stuck to the clear plastic cover with the word "Spare" written on
> it. Anyone know of a good way to remove the remaining duct tape residue
> from the cover?
Try a product named "Goo-Gone" which is a citrus-oil based concoction meant
to remove adhesive residues and whatnot from items on which you'd rather not
use hydrocarbon-based solvents. Works well (though slowly) at removing
adhesive labels so should probably work on duct tape residue, especially if
you warm the residue up a bit. Full-service hardware stores should have the
product.
Seth Lewin
Folklore for PC's was that if you recorded data on a hard drive with the
platters horizontal, remounting it vertically could cause read errors. Any
truth to this?
-----Original Message-----
From: John Allain [mailto:allain@panix.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 10:32 AM
To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
Subject: Re: OT: the 1U system
<snip>
I wonder if disk drives fail at the same rates horizontally
as they do vertically (an open question) ?
John A.
Remember the early Kings Quest series of adventure games?
KQ1 has been remade for VGA graphics by a group called Tierra Entertainment.
They are doing a terrific job of rebuilding the games. Same great gameplay.
The remade version is a free download and works fine in Windows.
KQ1 site: http://www.qknowledge.net/royalquest/KQ1index.htm
Tierra main site: http://www.qknowledge.net/royalquest/index.html
Ed
Vancouver, WA