Thought I'd ask if anyone wants these before tossing them out:
1 copy PacificPage PE (Postscript Emulation cart) manuals
1 set of Win 3.x font disks for PE.
3 copies Pacific 4 Memory Installation guides.
Free for shipping. Total shipping weight, 2 pounds. Media Mail rate in US:
$2.00.
Bob
I have a lead on a VAX 4000/300, two pedestals, that will be hitting
e-Bay soon.
It's in New Haven, CT, and you'd have to pick it up fairly quickly.
Storage space is tight, where it's sitting now.
I'm not the seller, just kknow about it. Send me a message directly,
for more info.
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---ICQ# 905818
Argh. This guy ticks me off:
- No subject.
- Does not adequately identify to whom he is speaking.
- Does not adequately identify the machine.
- Does not adequately identify the location.
- No capitalization.
- Obvious typing errors not corrected.
- Your/You're confusion
Normally, this kind of post gets rejected. This guy, however, has something
available for the cost of shipping. I don't want a machine to get destroyed
because of me being a post quality nazi. If you're looking for a "Model
25", here's your chance. You have been warned.
----- Forwarded message from Wollitz Garden <wollitz(a)pikarde.com> -----
Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 11:04:59 -0400
From: "Wollitz Garden" <wollitz(a)pikarde.com>
To: <cctech(a)classiccmp.org>
i saw your post on the web.
i got on of those Model 25 with one floppy here.
i dunno if it has a hardrive.
i'm here in jax area.
if you wish to p[ick it up your welcome.
no charge for machine, only if you want it shipped. would propblay be a
fortune for a heavy machine like that
----- End forwarded message -----
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Jeffrey Sharp
Good afternoon Mr Frank Arnold,
Apologies for the intrusion. A colleague told me you may have some PDP T11
chips (Part No 21-17311-01) that I am looking for.
I need 5 pieces here in the UK with me by this Thursday.
Please advise if you have these and at what price,
Best Regards,
Paul S. Turner.
If they used Norton then they were a few years too early to warrant
giving him any credit. He was a PC guy that released the Norton
Utilities in 1982-1983 timeframe - after the blinkly light period
of the late 70s (unless someone can tell me what credit Peter
should deserve for the non-pc era).
best regards, Steve Thatcher
>--- Original Message ---
>From: Jeffrey Sharp <jss(a)subatomix.com>
>To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
>Date: 4/8/03 3:32:39 AM
>
On Monday, April 7, 2003, Vintage Computer Festival wrote:
>> On Mon, 7 Apr 2003, Andrew Strouse wrote:
>> > Hi all. I was watching Malcom in the Middle last night
and they had a
>> > classic computer storyline. The were cleaning out their
garage and
>> > found a "Nortair" computer. It looked to me like an altair
front panel
>> > with the base but no cover and no cards inside.
>>
>> I guess that name is supposed to be a catenation of "Northstar"
and
>> "Altair".
>
>You give these people too much credit. I'd say "Norton" and
"Altair".
>
>--
>Jeffrey Sharp
I have been trying to find out if there is a Camintonn memory
board called a CMV-5000 which I understand is supposed to
be similar to a Camintonn CMV-254. Both are 1 MegaByte
memory on a dual Qbus card, but the CMV-5000 is also
supposed to have Battery Backup option (??) and error
correction.
I would appreciate any help that can be provided in finding
out is the above information is correct. I also wish to buy
some of the CMV-5000.
Sincerely yours,
Jerome Fine
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Hello,
I am having trouble getting an HP 82905A Option 002 dot matrix printer to
work with my HP85.
This printer appears to have two interfaces on the back. One appears to be a
serial or parallel interface and the other is an HP-IB. There are no dip
switch srttings on the back for setting the HP-IB address. Under a small
cover on top I noticed a 6 position dip switch set with switches 1 and 2
"on" and 3 - 6 "off".
I tried printer is 700, printer is 703, etc.
I then set all the switches to on and then to off trying Printer is 700
without success.
Unfortunately I do not have a manual for the printer. The printer on line
light is on and I have paper in the machine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks once again,
RH
Hi all. I was watching Malcom in the Middle last night and they had a classic
computer storyline. The were cleaning out their garage and found a "Nortair"
computer. It looked to me like an altair front panel with the base but no
cover and no cards inside. Someone offered them $1300 for it but they
wouldn't let one son keep the money so he broke it in half. Anyway, I just
wondered if anyone else saw this.
Andrew Strouse
( kittstr(a)access-4-free.com )
