Some guy is unloading a bunch of VAXen on eBay: 780, 785, 750, 8650. He's
also got the Wang VS7110 that was mentioned earlier. Low opening bids,
apparently located in Waltham, MA, USA. Not related to me. No links
provided; searching eBay is easy enough.
--
Jeffrey Sharp
1982: March - Non-Linear Systems introduces the Kaypro II for
US$1795.
1983: June - Non-Linear Systems introduces the Kaypro 4, like
the Kaypro II but with 380KB double-sided disk drives. Price
is US$1995.
1983: June - Non-Linear Systems introduces the Kaypro 10, like
the Kaypro 4 but with one 380KB double-sided disk drive and a
10-MB internal hard drive. Price is US$2795. Weight is 31 pounds.
>from http://oldcomputers.net/kayproii.html
>--- Original Message ---
>From: Don Maslin <donm(a)cts.com>
>To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
>Date: 3/22/03 12:28:52 PM
>
On Sat, 22 Mar 2003, Hans B Pufal wrote:
>
>> Gary wrote:
>> > Just trying to the question about the different types of
Kaypros.
>> > This is a list of machines KayPro made.
>>
>> KayComp (as per message form Don Maslin) ?
>> > Kaypro II June 1982*
>> > Kaypro 10 ?
>> > Kaypro IV ?
>> > Kaypro 4 ?
>> > Kaypro 2 ?
>> > Kaypro 2X ?
>> > Kaypro Robie ?
>> > Kaypro 4X ?
>> > Kaypro 12X ?
>> > Kaypro 1 ?
>> > Kaypro 16 ?
>> > Kaypro PC ?
>> > Kaypro 2000 (laptop)?
>>
>* From the June 10 1992 San Diego Union-Tribune report of
>conversion of Kaypro Chapter 11 bankruptcy to Chapter 7.
>
> - don
>
>> Anybody care to provide date of introduction for these machines?
>>
>> -- hbp
Does anyone know of any sites that have archived software for the HP 85?
I just got the Lifutil program running on an older DOS machine and am now
able to convert, store, and send lif programs in a DOS file.
My HP-85 is interfaced to a 9121D 3.5? disk drive and I also have a 82901M
5.25? drive.
Of the math, statistics, and standard pacs I own I was only able to salvage
4 programs from the standard pac and none from the other tapes because of
eof and read problems.
Does anyone have copies of these or other HP 85 programs they could share?
I would be glad to share what I have but for now I only have these programs:
Timer, Ski, Amort, and one other.
Thanks
Bob
rhahm(a)nycap.rr.com
I live in Columbus and would like any info for any Ohio fests. (I just
saw a post about a Dayton fest.)
Thanks,
---
Kelly D. Jones
http://www.429Bauhaus.no-ip.com/ <-- My Old Computer Museum
Just a heads up in case anyone here is interested, Ebay has what appears
to be a complete or nearly complete set of library bound Popular
Electronics. The kicker is that the descriptions says pickup in
Tennessee or mutual agreement. This seems like a *really* great buy
since it also includes 1975 (the MITS Altair issues). The auction number
is
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3014129873&category=15050.
Current price is $49.99 but was "stuck" at $49.95 for a few days with a
BIN of $75.00.
Hello
(1. If I'm in the wrong place - sorry / 2.My English is terrible I know)
I own an old PC4. It is still running well.
My question to you: Does someone know the jumper settings??????????
I searched for all jumpers on the board and found 12. One of it is pink
(JP10).
My system only got 1MB of RAM. Now I added 4 more RAM. But in the BIOS
they are disabled. How can I activate them?
Hope you can help me in that way... :)
Regards, Joerg
Jarkko Teppo <jarkko.teppo(a)er-grp.com> wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 21, 2003 at 08:41:32AM +0000, Joe wrote:
> > Picked up two of these yesterday. Anyone know what drive they
> >fit? They have seven platters and are roughly 12" in
> >diameter. Marked 404 Mb.
>
> HP 7933 ? I don't have mine at home so can't check. Don't throw them away :-)
Yes, HP 7933 and 7935 drives.
7933 is the "fixed-pack" version of the 7935. Pretty much the same
drive but the load/unload button is blank and doesn't do anything when
you push it.
There was an earlier version of the pack for the 7933 (which was
shipped before the 7935); it wasn't as robust and there was an HP
field service program to replace those older packs with the newer ones
in drives with support contracts. Of course this involved scheduling
time when the customer could back up and restore all the data on the
drive (or volume set).
-Frank McConnell
Picked up a National Instrument ISA bus GPIB board. This provide computer
interface to many lab instruments. It's up for grabs for $25 or best +
shipping. Send me your zip code so I can figure shipping.
Thanks Norm
Why do I keep getting old PC's donated to me? *sigh* Just received an epson
equity I, if anyone wants it. Also, didn't someone want the Leading Edge
500AT that I got a while back?
Jay West
>From: Witchy <witchy(a)binarydinosaurs.co.uk>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: cctech-admin(a)classiccmp.org [mailto:cctech-admin@classiccmp.org]On
>> Behalf Of Philip Pemberton
>> Sent: 17 March 2003 07:37
>> To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
>> Subject: Jupiter Ace
>>
>> I also need a 32-ohm speaker, circular, about 1 inch in size
>> edge-to-edge. Has anyone got a spare for sale? These same speakers were
>> *apparently* used in some of the Sinclair machines (Spectrum and ZX-series
>> IIRC).
>
>Can't have been from what I remember; the original Speccy used a piezo
>'speaker', and later ones fed the sound output through the RF line....none
>of my Sinclair machines have that sort of setup, *but* the likes of the
>Oric-1, Camputers Lynx etc all did. Even the Microbees that I'm currently
>looking at have that sort of speaker....not sure if it's 32ohm though.
>
>cheers
>
Hi
My Jupiter Ace has a small dynamic skeaker. I don't
recall how the graphics was done.
Dwight
